Sentence examples for been favourable to from inspiring English sources
"Russia has not been favourable to Greenpeace in the past.
If the war was over, he reasoned, then the result would have been favourable to Germany.
On the other hand, the conditions and course of the fighting have so far been favourable to us.
But popular culture has not all been favourable to the man many expect to be elected Egypt's next president in late May.
The chances that the contract would have been favourable to Wal-Mart were "highly remote", said one of its managers.The union reckons that Wal-Mart pays its workers ("associates" it calls them) up to 40% less than its competitors.
Russian state media has largely been favourable to Trump, who has historically relied on Russian money for financing his property deals – a fact admitted by one of his sons, Donald Jr. Furthermore, the Republican candidate has two men in his immediate circle with a record of promoting Russian causes.
Of the participants, 54 % was favourable to such programmes and the same percentage would favour personal counselling by a dietician.
And anyone thinking that governing as a minority is favourable to coalition should be warned.
In these places, demographics are favourable to the party and Ukip is polling strongly.
