Sentence examples for favorable day from inspiring English sources

Research shows that Mondays are the least favorable day of the week for many people.

On a favorable day, they ate gari (cassava grated, dried and fried in base of palm or vegetable oil) for dinner, which is affordable and has the capacity to sustain a person for long hours after eating.

The date with the Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns would have in all likelihood been a more favorable day in terms of the climate, but this date preceded even the Offseason Workout Rule dates.

Fournier's original plan was to jump on Sunday morning, but weather conditions were expected to be more favorable Monday.

Japan's Nikkei 225 average dropped by 0.7%, to 8,273.22 points, taking little encouragment from a favorable Tuesday for the Dow Jones industrial average, which climbed 1.8% overnight, to 8,424.75, on better than expected earnings from Hewlett-Packard and Home Depot.

The United States got a favorable draw Friday for the 2010 World Cup against England, Slovenia and Algeria and will be expected to reach the second round of soccer's world championship.

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Meals in Bali, even at upscale restaurants, seldom amounted to more than $3 or $4 at the prevailing rates of exchange -- which were becoming more favorable every day.

On a favorable weather day that produced 28 rounds under par, DeChambeau was one the last competitors on the Augusta National Golf Club grounds, and he played as if enchanted by a spell.

No statistically significant differences were found between M2 and M1 groups for symptomatic hemorrhage, clinically significant procedural adverse events, favorable 90-day outcome, or 90-day mortality, although in all instances, the M2 outcomes were numerically better than those in M1 subjects.

Mr. Romney did get that favorable coverage Tuesday night.