Sentence examples for favourable direction from inspiring English sources

But recently they have shifted to a more favourable direction".

Given a favourable direction of current, sharks can detect incredibly minute concentrations fractions of a part per million (that is, less than 1 × 10−6 parts)—of certain substances in the water, such as blood.

Mr Obama is thought to be preparing another speech, some time in the next month or two, that will set out his broader thinking on what the Arab awakening means to Arabs and the wider world, and spell out how America might be able to help nudge it in a favourable direction.

If the prices of a country's exports rise relative to the prices of its imports, one says that its terms of trade have moved in a favourable direction, because, in effect, it now receives more imports for each unit of goods exported.

Policies of immigrant integration share the aim of steering and guiding the integration process in a more favourable direction.

These effects, if included, might have pulled the cost effectiveness in a more favourable direction.

The first approach "recognises the primacy of objects in the real world" and attempts to spin them in a favourable or unfavourable direction.

You could always tell it was going to snow when you the sweet smell would drift over York (wind direction favourable to snow coming from the north, and before Global warning messed that up royally!).

The gauge characteristic can change in favourable or unfavourable directions after several years.

Experimentation on the improvement of the soil by small quantities of radium has been till now very limited and some favourable results in this direction have been claimed.

Since the t2g antibonding is also generally weak, the relaxation of atom M2 is energetically favourable in the b-decreasing direction, giving rise to a positive Poisson's ratio.