Sentence examples for was rather favorable from inspiring English sources

Speaking to French radio station RFI Tuesday, Activision's attorney Etienne Kowalski said the depiction of Savimbi in the game was "rather favorable," given that Savimbi's role in the game is to help the player complete his mission.

"Contact with cities like Brussels is rather favorable.

Electronically it is rather favorable to average over typical occurring frequencies and the above exponential decay will lead to a Lorentzian in the power density spectra.

Although such a tiny volume as sub-μL is rather favorable for diffusion and thermal conductance, it is very unfavorable for mixing solutions with a vortex.

This property is rather favorable as they indicate that the material does not lose particulate matter to result in dimensional instability.

Rather than a drawback, the lower potency of soluble monomeric CD1d molecules will be rather favorable in limiting a potentially detrimental systemic activation of iNKT cells, while promoting their sustained activation when targeted at the tumor site.

However, some point out that this condition is rather more favorable to leading Indonesia's tobacco companies Philip Morris and British American Tobacco (BAT), which account for 65% of tobacco market in Indonesia.

Why don't we embrace them in theater?" In the case of Neil LaBute's "Bash" and Mr. Mamet's "American Buffalo" -- which work hard to be scabrous and unsentimental -- the reviews have been rather embracing: generally favorable, even if both productions had their detractors.

The cooling potentials of different systems are assessed by simulations, and it is shown that the daytime cooling energy density is rather modest, even under the most favorable conditions.

However, the effect of the phenomenon on prognosis is rather unclear; however, the vitiligo is considered a favorable prognostic factor.

The electrical conductivity of the composite is favorable but its thermal-activated transport mechanism is rather complex.