Sentence examples for favourable more than from inspiring English sources

The tense mood in French society is seen as favourable: more than 230 people have been killed in Islamist terror attacks since January 2015; mass unemployment and economic stagnation hang over daily life; and parties on both the right and left have anxiously appropriated Le Pen's key preoccupations of immigration, national identity and the place of Islam in France.

More than 90% of patients/guardians found the azithromycin eye drops comfortable, and investigators assessed the antibiotic tolerability as favourable in more than 95% of treated patients.

It is interesting to note that this favourable course was more than twice as common as developing new-onset headache.

Younger patients have more favourable prognosis than older patients; this difference is more pronounced in women [ 116].

A disadvantage of this method is a bias towards a more homogenous sample (i.e. a more favourable sample) than could be expected from a complete sample.

"At Doncaster, our assessors are on academic contracts... more favourable... than many colleges".

And the report noted the impression that police receive more favourable treatment than members of the public.

Extensive evidence shows that industry-funded trials systematically produce more favourable outcomes than non-industry sponsored ones," they write.

They help large companies to float new issues on more favourable terms than they could otherwise obtain.

There were oddities, such as that unrated borrowers would get more favourable treatment than lowly rated ones.

The gas molecules find the seed a more favourable surface than the walls and preferentially deposit there.