Sentence examples for favourable context from inspiring English sources

"Even in the presumably very favourable context of a period of sustained economic growth and of major change in the form of occupational structure," he concluded, "the general underlying processes of intergenerational class mobility – or immobility – have apparently been little altered and indeed have, if anything, tended in certain respects to generate still greater inequalities in life chances".

In other words, what was billed as a summit of heads of state and a fine stage for France to display its skills as current president of the EU ended up as a meeting of mere ministers, unable, thanks to the absence of Syria and its "sister" Lebanon, to agree to any political and economic breakthroughs.But would a favourable context have made much difference?

As with all innovation, a good idea is not enough in itself: it also needs a favourable context, including political, economic and social conditions that make the time right for its adoption, and an innovation system that excels at finding and testing good ideas and quickly scaling them up.

Yet even tasks that, in a more favourable context, would be associated with prestigious aspects of the job, can become degrading in specific situations.

This was predicted be the ATG encoding methionine at nucleotide position 22, as it is situated in a favourable context for translation initiation [7].

At this time it is not possible to determine whether translation of intracellular VPg-bound viral RNA initiates at nucleotide 22, although it is likely given the favourable context in which the initiation codon is situated.

The final data used in this analysis cover the working careers of a sample of male Spanish workers aged 18 55 years over the period 1995 2007.14 We select this period of analysis because the favourable macroeconomic context during these years favoured job creation.

5. Other developments since 2010 have also provided an "unusually favourable political context" for Ukip.

A Church of England spokesman said: "This article is an interesting contribution to debate but it does not look as if there is a favourable political context for returning to the subject of constitutional reform just at the moment".

It has been shown before that "lesser mobilization of older parents [with younger children] is linked to worsening living conditions, themselves due to unemployment or illness, a less favourable local context due to suburban decay.

We also evidence that the hard engineering structures were built in a favourable climatic context during the 1980s meanwhile the storm surges and the sea-level rise are stronger since the 1990s.