Sentence examples for being more favourable from inspiring English sources

In an accompanying News & Views piece on page 15, Eduardo Sanz and Chantal Valeriani emphasize that, in addition to the formation of liquid/crystal interfaces (rather than interfaces between crystals) being more favourable, the liquid must be thermodynamically more stable than the parent crystal.

It is likely that the presence of hard or soft substrates, the latter being more favourable for nematodes, is reponsible for the differential response between seeps and vents.

Contact areas might represent ecotones for edaphic and hydrological parameters being more favourable for the establishment of hybrids (e.g., [ 29]).

Organizational environments that downplay reporting hierarchies in favour of openness and a shared culture are more favourable to KM strategies.

In real life, Foregone Conclusion's fortunes are more favourable.

Stringent tolls are more favourable to low-income motorists.

And these findings are more favourable to Bush than more recent surveys.

Reed will now look to sell it "in the medium-term when conditions are more favourable".

Lord Hutton's report could not have been more favourable to No 10.

The month of Aquarius, starting Wednesday, is more favourable, promising close support from colleagues.

Stevens also noted conditions would be more favourable if economic growth was stronger.