Sentence examples for be more favourable for from inspiring English sources

In two years, the situation should be more favourable for the nationalists.

This indicates that the soil environment may be more favourable for the growth of plants than the air.

However, the deciduous N. pumilio was less responsive to geographical locations, while the marine climate seems to be more favourable for the evergreen N. betuloides.

[11C]acetate uptake occurs independently of androgens and thus may be more favourable for detecting tumour viability during or following AD.

The differences could be due to varied micro-site factors, namely micro-climate, soil properties, elevation and nutrients, which could be more favourable for woody species growth in the bushland and woodland land cover types.

The relative efficiency for all measures investigated is shown to be more favourable for the lower incidence rate.

The draw could not have been more favourable for us and we'll have a chance against all of them.

The tax position is more favourable for American buyers (interest is no longer tax-deductible in Britain).

When they were thrown into the same qualifying group as Wales and England, the Guardian trilled the draw "could not have been more favourable" for the English.

By the time it was our turn to field, the conditions were more favourable for bowling, the ball was swinging and Botham took a couple of wonderful catches.

But, more likely, the loans will merely allow the American car industry to limp on until the conditions are more favourable for its demise.