Sentence examples for because it was favourable from inspiring English sources

It might be that the response rate was presented in these publications because it was favourable for the study and indicated the representativeness of the data.

And now the Colombians have started buying our farms because it's favourable to them.

It's favourable to them because it won't cost them a penny to come over to Canada.

Instead, the Zn world concept suggests, following the ideas of Wächtershäuser [ 124], that the accumulation of primeval RNA-like oligonucleotides could proceed because it was thermodynamically favourable.

Not least because it was pretty damn favourable about Armstrong; describing his rise from entrepreneurial genius to potential "savior" for AOL and even quoting Eric Schmidt saying: "He is among the best and most inspirational sales managers I have ever worked with".

The magnetic dipole moments of the atoms spontaneously line up with one another because it is energetically favourable for them to do so.

"We have traditionally said 'come to Britain because it is a favourable climate and you will have access to his huge market'," said former Labour Europe minister Peter Hain.

15P's development was hindered while it was located over land, however it did not weaken significantly because it was located in an area of favourable upper level conditions.

Many respondents stated that the presence of gradational shading (Figure 2A,C) was favourable because it represented the gradational nature of ashfall hazard more realistically: Clearest because it shows that the hazard is gradational, steadily decreasing away from the source.

The structure of these students and scientists is also favourable because it is focused on disciplines of biology and engineering.

A biweekly schedule was chosen for CPT-11 or L-HOP because it is active and has a favourable toxicity profile (de Gramont et al, 2000; Douillard et al, 2000).