Sentence examples for because of the favourable from inspiring English sources

The presence of the 2,6-pyridinedicarboxamides53 2,6-pyridinedicarboxamides53ation because of the favourable intramolecular hydrogen-bonding interactions.

The UK was also not among the top destinations – particularly for Bulgarian Roma, who preferred neighbouring countries like Greece, because of the favourable climate and lower travel costs.

It was with some pride one month later that Jean-Claude Juncker, then prime minister of Luxembourg, declared: "Skype will remain based here … This is partly because of the favourable fiscal environment we've created".

In 2005, when Juncker was both prime minister and finance minister of Luxembourg, he said: "Skype will remain based here … this is partly because of the favourable fiscal environment we've created here in Luxembourg".

For example, The Hurt Locker (2008), a low-budget drama about the Iraq War, was able to find a distributor in the United States in part because of the favourable reviews it received at TIFF.

Because of the favourable energy change, the block tends spontaneously to slide down, rather than up, the slope, and, at mechanical equilibrium, it will be at the bottom of the slope, since that is the position of lowest gravitational energy.

With GS only, the average frequency of favourable alleles at these 20 QTN plateaued at less than 0.8 within 20 generations of selection because some of the favourable alleles were lost due to drift or hitchhiking before they could be driven to fixation by selection.

Because of the generally favourable results of the system, it was extended for 1985 and 1986-1987.

Perhaps even if maximum production had been achieved earlier, it would have had little effect because of the existing favourable conditions.

In 2007, because of the specially favourable vaccination program conditions in the Veneto Region of Italy, it's regional government passed a law allowing the experimentation of the abolition of mandatory vaccination within its borders.

The final data used in this analysis cover the working careers of a sample of male Spanish workers aged 18 55 years over the period 1995 2007.14 We select this period of analysis because the favourable macroeconomic context during these years favoured job creation.