Sentence examples for ever favourable from inspiring English sources

Curiosity, with its sophisticated suite of 10 instruments, will study those rocks to try to determine if ancient environments on Mars were ever favourable for life.

We would expect the number of households to snap back to a level near the pre-recession trend (near, because demographics are becoming ever less favourable for household formation).

May is the most popular month for climbing Everest due to favourable weather, and the past weeks have seen several firsts on the world's highest mountain.

Latvia always looked favourable opponents.

There were so many different things to be top in – quantity of top-graded research, number of researchers doing top-graded research, and of course, impact – numbers could be crunched in which ever way proved most favourable.

The film adaptation of the novel, released in 2002, became (at that time) the seventh highest grossing film ever and received generally favourable reviews.

That represents the highest number of favourable votes ever garnered by a candidate for the Organization's top post.

Thus, rolling out a vaccine campaign to a population after the epidemic has peaked and where the majority are already immune is unlikely to ever have a very favourable cost benefit ratio.

Many tropical trees exhibit intermittent height growth despite ever-moist and otherwise favourable growth conditions.

A favourable comparison if ever there was one, although perhaps one lost on the temporarily displaced dog walkers and joggers of Carriage Drive, which now boasted a 1.81 mile, 17-turn track in the heart of the capital.

Both of these have very favourable numbers".