Sentence examples for your favourable from inspiring English sources

At Houston's federal courthouse, Werlein said he was "impressed by the large amount of support each of you have been given by people who see your favourable qualities".

The fifteen-year-old Lucia's correspondence with her new fiancé, the nobleman Alvise Mocenigo, includes a glissando from formality to rapture that gives an idea of the narrative's pitch: "My most esteemed spouse, my good father having informed me of your favourable disposition towards me, and having told me of your worthy qualities..

The fifteen-year-old Lucia's correspondence with her new fiancé, the nobleman Alvise Mocenigo, includes a glissando from formality to rapture that gives an idea of the narrative's pitch: "My most esteemed spouse, my good father having informed me of your favourable disposition towards me, and having told me of your worthy qualities.

Thanks for your favourable comments.

We were taught that this treatment is for life so we were told that you choose your favourable hour and you keep to that because if you do not keep regular times resistance might develop".

Go and look at the placards of those camped outside Parliament - they are most certainly not blank and usually contain words not entirely favourable to your correspondent.

You'll also get interest/investment growth on top of that, and the tax treatment is favourable – after your 60th birthday you can take out all the savings tax-free, whereas most pension schemes only let you take 25% of your pension pot tax-free.

Making smart, strategic investments in this equipment can help you experience a favourable return on your investment that could bolster your bottom line.

It is hardly surprising, therefore, that in March 1776 Abigail admonished her husband to "Remember the Ladies, and be more generous and favourable to them than your ancestors".

She enlivened her musings on the War of Independence with allusions to Shakespeare and asides about Thomas Paine's "Common Sense," and she urged her husband to "Remember the Ladies, and be more generous and favourable to them than your ancestors".

"When I look at your debate it was too much favourable just for the City and less favourable for the rest of the country," he said.