Sentence examples for were favourably from inspiring English sources
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In a favourable manner.
- She looked favourably on people who gave freely their assistance.
The results of these design models were favourably compared with those from the experimental tests.
The books were favourably received, being translated into most European languages by 1792.
"We note that in your interview with BuzzFeed on Monday you again indicated that you were favourably disposed towards a digital debate.
International observers were favourably impressed but, predictably, voters returned the ruling party to power with a bruising majority.In this section UNITA's end?
These types of emulsions were favourably stabilized by poly 2-vinylpyridine -b-polyy (butadiene) (P2-vinylpyridine -b-polyith DPBut > DP2-vinylpyridine -b-polyences being well-adapted to the solubility parameters of PEG 400 and Miglyol 812-vinylpyridine -b-poly
Possibly about the 10th century the woodlands achieved their widest expansion, and the cultivation of irrigated lands was encouraged by means of drastic regulations, which, however, were favourably received.
I was favourably impressed.
This request was favourably received.
The system was favourably described by the Greek historians Herodotus and Xenophon.
Measured hardness depth profiles are favourably compared with numerical expectations.
These correlations are favourably compared to literature data.
