Sentence examples for favourable and from inspiring English sources

The geology is not favourable and I would expect the concessions to continue to decrease.

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

When the tide is less favourable and the waves a bit "dumpy" we explore the surrounding villages.

It was surprising to find a term that I had always assumed was favourable and benign being so roundly condemned.

Then there's the option of "earning to give", which has attracted lots of attention, favourable and unfavourable.

If this is the case, three conclusions follow, two favourable and one awkward.

Both polychaetes and oligochaetes can learn to choose between favourable and unfavourable environments.

In 1952 the political situation in Chile once again became favourable, and Neruda was able to return home.

Soil and climatic conditions are favourable, and it is close to the country's largest market, Reykjavík and its environs.

Current geologic understanding can usually distinguish between geologically favourable and unfavourable conditions for oil accumulation early in the exploration cycle.

Such a system generally maintains productivity, aids in keeping soil structure favourable, and tends to reduce erosion.