Sentence examples for be favourable for some from inspiring English sources

These results confirm the view that the same agricultural policies may be favourable for some species of conservation concern but detrimental to others, and so they cannot be assumed to bring uniform conservation benefits.

The very high T/B ratios seen in midgut carcinoids and some endocrine pancreatic tumours would be favourable for future radiation therapy via somatostatin receptors.

Some moons are of interest because they have conditions that may be favourable for life.

1.11pm BST The conditions should be favourable for the early starters today, before the temperature rises, and then temperatures rise.

Nevertheless, we feel a close affinity with all our colleagues within the EU and, on balance, feel it would be favourable for Britain to remain within it.

The ratio of tips to wins is expected to be favourable for this hard-hitting romance between a charity shop worker and a troubled alcoholic.

It occurred to them, as Trotsky writes, "that exile would be favourable for the completion of our dramatic opus.

The Nile's geology may be favourable for dam building, but the flow of money is not.

The period was also thought to be favourable for divination on matters such as marriage, health, and death.

Indeed, certain features of the marketplace should be favourable for such efforts.

Inclusion of CHM-A and CHM-B in the diet may be favourable for ruminant production.