Sentence examples for favourable place from inspiring English sources

If he truly wanted to secure a favourable place in history one wonders why he did not simply bow out gracefully after he shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993.

The chosen landing area was not perfectly flat, but most slopes were at an angle of less than 30 degrees, giving good confidence it could touchdown in a favourable place.

The movements of other animals were more erratic, their dispersal being oriented toward the most favourable places.

Mr Sarkozy, too, has put up taxes and social charges and added an extra 4% surcharge on the super-rich, as well as bringing in an "exit tax" to stop French exiles cashing in capital gains in more favourable places.

During the Late Boreal and Early Atlantic Chronozones birch woodland established itself in the more favourable places, especially fjord lowlands and inland valleys.

Furthermore, the secondary aggregates and the observation of aggregation in less favourable places (such as under the bright shelter, which was rarely observed) show that inter-attraction can, to a certain extent, outweigh individual preferences.

Drastic increases in production speed and yield of recombinant proteins have placed plants in a favourable position [31,32].

The respondents chose a favourable date, place and time for the interviews, which were conducted by the first author.

Public-relations firms indulged in the "Friday night drop", whereby they would place favourable stories about their clients in the Sunday papers.

Repeated rumours that the US government intends to fund a contractor to spend tens of millions of dollars to "place" favourable coverage in the Iraqi media also unsettle media executives.

The byelection triggered by Mark Reckless's defection to Ukip, will also be an important test for the Conservatives in terms of defending a seat that hadn't previously figured highly in places favourable to Ukip based on demographic factors.