Sentence examples for favourable kind from inspiring English sources

Newspaper anecdotes of a less favourable kind will show pensioners losing housing benefit evicted from their homes.

First, political conditions during the Thirty Years' War were understandably not favourable for any kind of planning or reform of schools.

"Portugal is very favourable for this kind of service".

If you're attempting to explore a certain career path, it may be best to tailor your curriculum vitae to include information favourable by that kind of employer.

"The current carbon market conditions are actually quite favourable to these kinds of companies," she says.

The current relevance of the software is that it was designed in an environment favourable to all kinds of modifications, in a field invested considerably by scientific societies and authorities, and this, from a medical as well as organisational and regulatory point of view.

Until that stage, Pogba was part of a midfield that was being over-run and Alexis Sánchez had found it difficult to make any kind of favourable impression.

This was brought home with full force when Obama failed to secure any kind of favourable action to help trim the US' trade deficit and encourage US exports at last week's G-20 Summit in Seoul - something even the American press described as a "humbling" experience that reflected the US being "left out in the cold" in an unprecedented manner.

This product in the optimum category resulted from a design of experiments which revealed the most favourable synthesis process for these kinds of coagulants (Beltrán-Heredia et al. 2010).

He promised favourable tax "treatment" similar to the kind that had built up the North Sea oil industry and said there would be planning – but also safety – regulations to match.

The favourable course and his form.