Sentence examples for even more favourable from inspiring English sources

The Telegraph was even more favourable and criticised Straw for "misjudging the public mood".

The Iranian authorities say this regime already offers sufficient incentives, and will become even more favourable.

The terms were made even more favourable in July this year.

When figures for 2002 and 2003 come out, they will probably be even more favourable to railways.

In polls that are even more favourable to the government, the Telegraph/Gallup has put Labour ahead for the past year by, on average, 15 points while the Times/Mori poll has had the party ahead by 16 points.

Move further north-west, for example to Prestwick, and the sums look even more favourable – not just because it is 100 miles closer to North America, but because the distressed Ayrshire airport is being taken over by the Scottish government.

Perhaps even more favourable-looking right now than some other places we've been on TV".

Regarding HBsAg screening of pregnant women it is likely that it would be even more economically favourable if antiviral treatment of the mother was considered.

However, using a broader perspective and including additional costs would have led to even a more favourable (i.e. higher) ROI.

In fact, our results may even be more favourable, as work disability was partial in the majority of patients, whereas in other studies, only complete job loss was considered.

Indeed, can the whole power-sharing experiment work this time, even given its more favourable background compared with 1974?