Sentence examples for favourable foundations from inspiring English sources

Leicester City's manager was politely making the point that he laid some favourable foundations for José Mourinho in 2004, yet the 64-year-old, a wily old fox in more ways than one, knows when to apply the brakes.

If the geotechnical conditions are not favourable for raft foundations, piled foundations can also be used.

State-approved foundations benefit from the most favourable tax regime.

Efforts to be seen in a more favourable light such as the formation of charitable foundations and industry groups that tout the economic benefits of buy-outs—have been of little help.

Absence of a robust content foundation or empirical evidence indicating favourable clinimetric properties is also a shortcoming of other patient-reported outcomes for the foot and ankle [ 47, 57- 59, 62, 64].

Still, in terms of laying foundations and staging the future on favourable ground, the neoliberal project is several stages further on.

Dr Ainomija Haarla, President of Technology Academy Finland - the foundation which awards the prize every two years - said: "The International Selection Committee has to judge whether an innovation has had a favourable impact on people's lives and assess its potential for further development to benefit humanity in the future.

"Our challenge now is to build on these firm foundations to drive higher rates of start-ups and create a landscape favourable to digitally enabled firms to thrive and contribute long term to growth and jobs".

Advances in the understanding of chemical structure, combined with strong industrial-academic interactions and favourable governmental practices, gave a setting well-suited for systematic development based on solid scientific foundations.

It was also shown that the inelastic behaviour of the superstructure appears to be favourable for the TI layer since it reduces the forces and transfers smaller moments onto the foundations.

Their diploid genome, short life cycle, susceptibility to Agrobacterium transformation, and other favourable biological features distinguish Lotus and Medicago from the crop legumes, and these features are the foundations for implementation of the current genetics and genomics approaches.