Sentence examples for favourable for its from inspiring English sources

It theoretically expands the number of countries at risk from those in which it has occurred to 22 where conditions are favourable for its occurrence.

But, more likely, the loans will merely allow the American car industry to limp on until the conditions are more favourable for its demise.

Molecular docking study revealed that not only hydrogen bonding interactions, π π stacking, π cation and Mn metal co-ordination interactions were also favourable for its antibacterial activity.

However, the single variable indicator is favourable for its ease of computation.

Two main questions were addressed: (i) What are the main abiotic and biotic variables favourable for its persistence?

This approach is especially favourable for its possibility of taking repeated blood samples during cancer development and progression, as well as during the monitoring of cancer treatment.

The new Achaean leader, Lycortas, was well disposed to the request and promised favourable terms for its re-entry.

This is because crowding, poor sanitation and the lack of mosquito bed-nets and screens for houses create a favourable environment for its transmission.

Labour has also elevated its donors after receiving favourable coverage for its decision to nominate Doreen Lawrence, the campaigner against police racism and mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence.

One difficulty with cost-benefit analysis is that every government agency has an incentive to estimate favourable ratios for its own projects.

The problem for shareholders is that the government is likely to demand very favourable terms for its investment, in the hope of making a handsome profit for the taxpayer (at the expense of private pension holders and other investors) or in its anxiety to avoid a loss.