Sentence examples for favourable for a from inspiring English sources

Then, kick-off times were generally earlier and so less favourable for a north American audience.

The 1600s, which saw the end of de Brosse's career and the beginning of Mansart's, could not have been more favourable for a young architect.

Hints have been dropped that the terms would be much less favourable for a merged entity.The Department of Justice has also indicated that it would veto a deal, just like a proposed merger between AT&T and T-Mobile in 2011.

They see international structures as favourable for a prosperous and peaceful world order and as suitable spaces for negotiation and cooperation (Hindess 2004: 3; Mawdsley 2012).

In addition, the uptake in many non-targeted organs significantly decreased over time, which is favourable for a good visualisation of the tumours (see Additional file 1: Table S1 for statistical analyses).

Calculated bulk and flashtemperatures revealed that the UHMWPE melting temperature is not exceeded, although softening of the coating under high contact pressures may be favourable for a 'self-repairing' ability.

A breakdown in sanitation in a city, for example, offers conditions favourable for an increase in the rodent population, with the possibility that diseases such as plague may be introduced into and spread among the human population.

Here, we found that G6PC was significantly down-regulated, further corroborating that the condition was favourable for an increased glycolysis (Fig. 2).

Conditions in the auroral magnetosphere are known to be favourable for an excitation of plasma turbulence in a form of oscillating solitary electrostatic structures.

The overall survival rate (50%) is favourable for such a group of patients with life-threatening bleeding.

It has previously been suggested that the biological factors could make the uterus and the genital tract of young women more favourable for accomplishing a normal delivery [ 22].