Sentence examples for developed favourably from inspiring English sources

"In October, industrial production and incoming orders developed favourably in Germany and have thus been strengthening economic recovery," a ZEW statement said.

In BioMediTech, as explained in the previous sections, the competences related to science and technologies have developed favourably but business formation has yet to emerge.

Later, as the Norwegian economy developed favourably and parents' careers evolved, many of the families improved their economic conditions, and less than one fifth of the "poor" children in 2000 were still living in a "poor" family in 2008.

She would be given a second test overnight, the statement said, adding that her health was "developing favourably".

Indeed, our interviews indicated clearly that these have been necessary but not sufficient measures if other competences in the system do not develop favourably.

The Peninsular War was not developing favourably for Spain, and by May 1810 a ship arrived with the news of the defeat of Seville and the disbanding of the Junta of Seville.

It may develop favourably, or it may deteriorate into a pathological process associated with chronic and multiple stress (Ulysses Syndromee).

Hence, application of more efficient management strategies in fields has been favourably developed in arid and semi-arid regions.

A national height-age model for P. radiata in New Zealand was developed which performed favourably compared with individual regional models, and is thus recommended for use as a general purpose height model.

If all was going well this was no problem, but on reflection the reverse did sometimes occur when a patient who had been progressing favourably developed a complication and the yellow sticker would then be replaced by the blue and then maybe the red.

The time courses of the two social indicators, employment status (both parents not in paid employment) and living space (per capita living space less than 20 m), respectively, developed unfavourably and less favourably, respectively, for the two lower educational levels.