They frequently compare the eurozone favorably to other developed economies.

Americans now view cooperative action on global climate change more favorably.

Cost reductions that represent a net benefit to society should be regarded favorably.

For cartoonist Thura, many people did not react favorably to the president's statement

Certainly, it would not be viewed favorably in considering a candidate for tenure or a promotion.

Greenpeace has commented very favorably on the project, crediting it with aiding a solar energy revolution

Many of them grew at rates that compared favorably to other emerging markets, if not to China.

Various studies show that people who are rated as attractive are treated more favorably than unattractive people.

Indeed, the Worker Party's national President Deputy, José Dirceu, was favorably received by Wall Street bankers this summer.

Both ethnic Russians and ethnic Ukrainians view the tenth century feudal state known as Kyiv Rus very favorably.

You will see that the Anglophone side will show favorably when it comes to infrastructure and orderly behavior.

Germany s credit rating would not be endangered, because Eurobonds would compare favorably with bonds issued by other major countries.

Eight of ten voters, as polls showed, viewed his performance favorably, and many declared that the impression influenced their vote.

It will continue doing so until, at the end of the rainbow, Japan or Europe compare favorably with the US investment climate.

Europe as a whole is not in bad fiscal shape its debt to GDP ratio compares favorably with that of the United States.

Brazil is not a unique case Colombia, Tunisia, Turkey, and Indonesia in 2010 compare favorably to Japan, France, the Netherlands, and Italy, respectively, in 1960.

And we found that over 500 genes were favorably changed in effect, turning on the good genes, the disease preventing genes, turning off the disease promoting genes.

Some sense of social solidarity may remain, but it is so abstract that those for whom the wheel of fortune has spun so favorably feel little debt.

While public sector borrowing pushed external debt from 28.4 of GDP in 1991 to 51.4 in 2000, this still compares favorably with countries renowned for their fiscal probity.

They can begin by viewing accession countries' early adoption of the Euro more favorably, both for countries with a currency board and for those with floating exchange rates.

Europe, which for a long time has aimed to maintain growth that compares favorably with the United States, now finds itself completely lost among incoherent policies and disputes between countries .

Both moves helped Lula begin a dialogue with the private sector and financial institutions. Indeed, the Worker Party's national President Deputy, José Dirceu, was favorably received by Wall Street bankers this summer.

But this compares favorably with the Special Court in Sierra Leone (more than 70 million over three years), and the 100 million spent annually on the international courts for Rwanda and Yugoslavia.

In retrospect, the Committee probably should have refused the case, given that Lomborg s book was subject to intense public scrutiny, often by experts writing (favorably) in The Economist and (unfavorably) in Scientific American.

But in the Kurdish controlled areas of the north and Shiite dominated provinces in the south, levels of crime and deadly violence compare favorably with those in many cities in the United States.

But China s authorities might respond more favorably to an argument that points out how China s own economic health might benefit from abandoning the current exchange rate policy, which pegs the yuan to the dollar.

Cost reductions that represent a net benefit to society should be regarded favorably. But as the current financial crisis demonstrates, where financial innovation is designed to circumvent regulation or taxation, we need to be more circumspect.

America was overstretched because its global liabilities were increasingly out of balance with its national assets, and it was bound to lead because the world as we know it is arranged favorably for it to do so.

The EU s argument is similar to advising a man with a gangrenous leg that paying 50,000 for an aspirin is a good deal because the cost compares favorably to the cost of inaction, which is losing the leg.

As in other state nations, surveys in Ukraine indicate that common symbols have helped build elements of a common identity. Both ethnic Russians and ethnic Ukrainians view the tenth century feudal state known as Kyiv Rus very favorably.

Various studies show that people who are rated as attractive are treated more favorably than unattractive people. One study finds that a handsome man enjoys an edge over an ugly rival that is worth 6 8 of the vote.

It will continue doing so until, at the end of the rainbow, Japan or Europe compare favorably with the US investment climate. Don't hold your breath for that day don't wait for the 1.20 per Euro that is touted as the equilibrium'' rate.

An individual is free and autonomous only because of the collective decisions taken after democratic debate, notably those decisions that guarantee each person access to public goods such as education, health care, etc. Some sense of social solidarity may remain, but it is so abstract that those for whom the wheel of fortune has spun so favorably feel little debt.

Media reports of Iraqi bloodshed focus overwhelmingly on Baghdad where the large majority of foreign journalists are based creating the impression that the desperate security situation there is representative of the country as a whole. But in the Kurdish controlled areas of the north and Shiite dominated provinces in the south, levels of crime and deadly violence compare favorably with those in many cities in the United States.

Thus, the first danger to worry about for 2005 and beyond when world interest rates will most likely rise is another wave of emerging market financial crises. For countries like Mexico, Brazil, Turkey, Argentina, Korea, Malaysia, and Thailand, the record of the 1990's demonstrates that interest rate spreads can widen and capital flows reverse remarkably rapidly, regardless of how favorably IMF officials and analyses by major banks view a country's policies.