Sentence examples for be as favourable from inspiring English sources
The challenge for England will be to win in conditions unlikely to be as favourable as in the last two Tests.
The sad fact, if you are a nationalist, is that the climate for Scottish secession might never again be as favourable as it is now.Three things are sustaining the "Yes" campaign.
"In the Northern West where it will be cloudier and wetter, temperatures won't be as favourable so across much of Northern Scotland we're looking at 13 or 14 Celsius for example.
In a number of Asian countries Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand views of China are as favourable as those of America.
Thermodynamic calculations indicate that the oxidation of tin by CO, with concomitant carbon formation (Sn + CO → SnO + C) is as favourable as Boudouard reaction (2 CO → CO2 + C) at low temperatures.
And in a number of Asian countries Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand views of China are as favourable as those of America.What's more, the perception that China is the coming superpower has taken root.
We have shown that the homogeneity of cell staining and the signal-to-autofluorescence ratio are as favourable as they were in cell lines [ 12, 16].
Hunt, against the advice of his civil servants, had pressed Cameron the month before to convene a meeting with Cable to back the bid, but Cameron told Marr that none of Hunt's private remarks were as favourable to the Murdochs as his known public backing for the bid.
In either case, SREs increase fitness because SRE occur under conditions that are as or more favourable than the conditions under which primary reproduction took place [ 19, 24].
Add to that two main export sectors that are capacity constrained (fish and aluminium), and you get a performance that is not as favourable as you might have expected from external adjustment.Are there lessons for Europe?
Results are not as favourable as in the operative room and the effectiveness of ventilation with the mask was not predictive of intubation.
