Sentence examples for certain favourable from inspiring English sources

Other minerals commonly employed to date igneous and metamorphic rocks include titanite, monazite, and even garnet in certain favourable cases.

The sweet almond is cultivated extensively in certain favourable regions, though nut crops are uncertain wherever frosts are likely to occur during flowering.

In other cases, there are traditions that the human progenitor of a kin group had certain favourable or unfavourable experiences with an animal or natural object and then ordered that his descendants respect the whole species of that animal.

It emphasized the need for "repair" of a world in which Jewish uneasiness continued to grow; despite certain favourable factors the relative tolerance of the Ottoman Empire and the peaceful establishment of an important Marrano (Iberian Jewish, or Sephardic) community in Amsterdam there was no overall solution to the problem of the conversos who had remained in the Iberian Peninsula.

requiring more frequent VAT returns or cancelling certain favourable VAT schemes for miscreants.

It argued that the mass Communist parties "may, under certain favourable conditions, go beyond the aims set for them by the Soviet bureaucracy and project a revolutionary orientation".

This resulted in a letter written by Desgabets to Clerselier, opposing certain developments favourable to the existence of the void and against the infinite divisibility of extension.

With the presence of certain characteristically favourable histological factors, HR provides an excellent outcome with a low recurrence rate.

Meanwhile, his visit to Columbus is certain to garner favourable local press coverage.

Some might want to suggest that lovable eccentricity is an attribute requiring acknowledgment by others rather than oneself, but Best is certain of a favourable outcome: "I wish for you sirens going off like milk / I wish for you the evening / foxes sneezing in the streets below / the night".

There were, however, those who were less favourable; certain French critics saw the English Pre-Raphaelite trend as somewhat eccentric.