Sentence examples for become more favourable from inspiring English sources

A Pew survey from September found that a majority of Americans have a favourable view of Muslims; beyond that, Americans are becoming more familiar with Islam, and as they become more familiar, their views become more favourable.

Any of these hypotheses allows for a dynamical change in environmental conditions in the host that become more favourable for X4 viruses after chronic infection while selection is in favour of R5 viruses in early stages of disease.

Media coverage of America has become more favourable as it focuses on the 2008 election.

However, as prices continue to fall, affordability measures become more favourable for those in a well-financed position to be able to buy," she added.

The operation will start next month in secret, with the pace picking up in March when he expects the wind direction to become more favourable.

First, only the most blinkered liberal could deny that the terms of trade in the debate between freedom and order have become more favourable to the latter.

As the roads become more congested cycling becomes more favourable.

As the light climate became more favourable, P. tricarinatus allocated more biomass to the rhizome.

To begin with, national politics became more favourable to organized labour.

Living with a spouse is confirmed to be beneficial for survival but in older age living alone becomes more favourable.

The viable population was considerably larger than the culturable population, suggesting potential for future increased activity, if conditions became more favourable.