Sentence examples for are always favourable from inspiring English sources

The show's ostensible theme might be "doubt", but its underlying one is that engagement and inquiry are always favourable to detachment and cynicism.

Such divides are always favourable to the populism of the right, as evidenced by Paris's place in the demonology of the 1950s' French Poujadistes, and the latter-day National Front.

It was adopted in response to pressure from mineowners, who were alarmed by the falling price of silver, and from Western farmers, who were always favourable to inflationary measures and who, in 1890, were also suffering from the depressed prices of their products.

In particular, for the cornea samples, D1 − D2 nonzero differences were always with positive sign, indicating that when the microvilli state presented a variation after treatment with rMnSOD, this was always favourable.

The role of routine US screening to detect tumours at an early stage in Beckwith Wiedeman syndrome in particular is debated because interval tumours may occur between US studies, and tumours are always of favourable histology and chemosensitive.

Tues-Fri 10am 5pm, Sat-Sun noon 5pm Getting a view from the water is always a favourable experience in a city like Amsterdam.

2 Due to lack of routine diagnostic culture, especially blood cultures, patient perception to collection of these specimens are not always favourable, and untoward outcome in a patient who was already critically ill may be attributed to the specimen collection procedure.

Furthermore, the anti-angiogenic effects of PEDF are not always favourable in diabetic complications.

Keeping performance degradation in mind, atomic execution of the monitoring process is not always favourable.

The challenges which they have had to overcome by themselves, isolated, faced by the dangers of severe weather and wild animals, and a terrain which was not always favourable, left their mark not only on their character but also on the culture of folk who had to manage their flocks, full of bravery, in a hostile environment, developing very peculiar strategies of survival and protection.

1995's Days Like This also had large sales – though the critical reviews were not always favourable.