Sentence examples for be far more favourable from inspiring English sources
A Trump administration will be far more favourable to the Jewish state, another of the president-elect's advisers on Israel has said.
It is not appropriate for centres to quote rates of other institutions, which may be far more favourable than their own.
Cricket has proved a problematic genre for game developers on all platforms, but baseball has been far more favourable.
iPhone / iPad Cricket has proved a problematic genre for game developers on all platforms, but baseball has been far more favourable.
Not only have Hutton's conclusions been far more favourable to the government than he could ever have dreamed, but Blair also managed to pull off that vote on university tuition fees as well.
It took Italy more than a decade to lower its debt-to-GDP ratio from an earlier peak of 121% in the mid-1990s to 103% in 2007, and conditions were far more favourable then.
But an abbreviated 66-game season will start on Christmas Day, and the pact ensures labour peace for at least the next six years.Compared with the status quo, the new CBA is far more favourable to the owners.
Indeed, discussing the matter as a mere speculative question, and looking at it apart from the pressing necessities of the country, it may almost be affirmed that the session just concluded has been far more favourable for the permanent growth of free-trade principles, than even a course of legislative action.
If they sue once it becomes law, a series of lawsuits and appeals may well lead to the Supreme Court, whose political composition is far more favourable to anti-abortion activists than it was in 1973.And there are other consequences that do not enjoy the same constitutional protection as abortion.
America's demography is far more favourable, but the growth in its working-age population, at some 0.3% a year over the coming two decades, will be less than a third of the post-war average.With millions of workers unemployed, an impending slowdown in the labour supply might not seem much of a problem.
The nicknames are far more favourable in Madrid.
