Sentence examples for a favourable circumstance from inspiring English sources

An opportunity denotes a favourable circumstance or combination of circumstances raising a promising state of affairs within particular conditions of time and space.

Arguably, the exercise of other cognitive faculties like memory, intellection or introspection might also be, in favourable circumstances, a direct way to apprehend the truth of a proposition.

In favourable circumstances a single laser pulse can act both to dissociate the target molecules and to ionize the desired photoproduct, which is the approach used here.

Alnus glutinosa is a tree that thrives in moist soils, and grows under favourable circumstances to a height of 20-30 m and exceptionally up to 37 m.

Even in the most favourable circumstances, such a visit usually takes some months to arrange.

In the most favourable circumstances, when a total eclipse occurs very close to perigee, the track can be over 250 km wide and the duration of totality may be over 7 minutes.

Efforts that reduce the disease reproduction number in the source region below two and severe travel restrictions are most effective for delaying a local epidemic, and under favourable circumstances, could add several months to the delay.

For example, the disposable soma theory proposes that what we witness as ageing is essentially a side effect of longevity: reproduction of young organisms permits the organism to escape death of the soma, which rapidly remains a disposable leftover that may, under favourable circumstances display significant longevity (Kirkwood and Holliday 1979).

Nevertheless, in favourable circumstances and against an unprepared enemy, its great destructive ability and psychological impact could prove decisive, as displayed repeatedly against the Rus'.

Hefazat has taken advantage of favourable circumstances to pull together a series of long-established political groups and organisations that have never before displayed such unity.

Would America "betray" itself by turning a blind eye to atrocities under different, less favourable, circumstances?