Sentence examples for favourable share from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that as a result this was a time of intense sexual rivalry between females due to their numbers exceeding those of males.3 At any given time far more fertile women than men were left unmated, so females had to compete for mates and for a favourable share of meat.

There is a favourable shared history here.

While there are some exceptions – a club such as Bayern Munich, which is part-owned by Adidas, may be given a slightly more favourable revenue share, and generally, once a certain (very large) number of shirts are sold, the revenue split on additional sales will skew more favourably to the club – these are the exceptions to the general rule.

The initial reaction to the OMT was favourable, with shares rallying across Europe and on Wall Street.

But sources say the studio is not offering more favourable revenue-sharing terms to tempt them to accept the shorter window.

As it was, he was dropped from all favourable mention or share in the election campaign of 1987 and was verbally assaulted when the Downing Street press secretary, Bernard Ingham, effectively discounted him as "semi-detached".

Despite a favourable benefit package, share of total health expenditure in GDP is minimum, increased from 3.3% of GDP in 2001 to 4.0% in 2008.

This favourable situation is shared with the EU member state Finland and the associated countries Iceland and Norway.

Congress could shield banks from lawsuits that arise from a mortgage reduction, and offer favourable tax treatment to "shared appreciation" mortgages, where lenders share in the gains if houses subsequently rise in value.Even these changes would be politically difficult.

When I'm mentioned somewhere in a favourable way, I proudly share it with my friends and family and they like to see and comment on it.

Moreover, utilization of predominantly saturated and C18 polyunsaturated fatty acids seemed to be more favourable, than a greater share of long chain omega-3 poly-unsaturated fatty acids.