Sentence examples for favourable climate for from inspiring English sources
Mississippi's location endows it with a favourable climate for agriculture.
America's corporate scandals and the sense that boards have done a bad job and deserve no deference have created a favourable climate for change.
But to some degree Napoleon's government could claim credit, too not so much by direct intervention in economic life as by creating a favourable climate for private enterprise.
The city council protected remaining council services but faced a difficult battle balancing extra expenditures with providing a favourable climate for businesses.
Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief, who is expected to spearhead prospective talks between major powers and Iran, still needs more than a favourable climate for successful negotiations.
Wildlife experts had hoped the 90,000-acre private wildlife conservancy, framed on the equator and nestled between the snow capped Mount Kenya and the Aberdare mountain range, would offer a more favourable climate for breeding.
Furthermore, their optimal management is likely to assist those species declining in a region because of climate change by delaying their disappearance and thus providing a continuing source of propagules/offspring for dispersal to areas with more favourable climate.
Although there are vineyards scattered across India, Nashik district is at the heart of the industry, accounting for 80% of output, thanks to a favourable climate, fertile soils and a long grape-growing history.
Royal College support for research collaboratives in policy documents creates a favourable climate.
Due to the favourable climate and numerous fresh waterbodies, Uganda serves as a migratory destination for both Palaearctic and intra-Africa migratory species of birds with many wintering in the area for several months [ 8].
It was established in 1958 by the National Science Foundation (NSF) in response to a long-felt need by astronomers in the eastern half of the United States for access to excellent optical observing facilities in a favourable climate.
