Sentence examples for favourable returns from inspiring English sources

The idea of allowing Chinese people to freely swap their yuan for dollars, for example, terrifies the state-controlled banks, because large sums of capital would quickly flow abroad in search of more favourable returns in overseas wealth products.

Conversely, professional gamblers may be more likely to hold multiple gambling accounts, to increase their ability to seek favourable returns.

Wyld was the chairman of the depositors committee which managed to negotiate a favourable return of 15 shillings in the pound from the shareholders.

Making smart, strategic investments in this equipment can help you experience a favourable return on your investment that could bolster your bottom line.

These figures suggest that technological change has been more rapid in the production of poultry and pork, allowing producers a favourable return while offering consumers a cheaper product.

Due to the inclusion and exclusion criteria, a percentage of patients with relatively less severe return-to-work problems will not be included in this study and this may lead to less favourable return-to-work rates.

The results of this study showed more favourable return-to-work rates in the counselling group (n = 32, 76%) compared with the control group (n = 25, 54%) within the 12 to 18 month follow-up period (p < 0.05).

As regards the individual characteristics, the studies highlight in a consensual way that young breast cancer patients with a higher education level and a high socio-economic level have a more favourable return-to-work prognosis [ 8- 15, 16, 16].

This growth is expected to slow in 1999 with total meat production forecast to move up by 2 percent to 222.9 million tonnes, supported in part by favourable producer returns as feed grain prices remain low.

A complete sponge forms from these fragments when favourable conditions return.

In spring or autumn when favourable conditions return, the gemmules germinate, their archaeocytes emerge through an opening (micropyle), the various cellular types differentiate, and a new sponge grows.