Sentence examples for favourable situations from inspiring English sources
So, too, for humans: "Thousands of Boyles, Clarks and Newtons have probably been lost to the world, and lived and died in ignorance and meanness, merely for want of being placed in favourable situations, and enjoying proper advantages".
At the same time, Mr Miller is correct that some European countries that currently enjoy favourable situations, including Germany, could expect to pay more for gas under a single-buyer system.
"Dr Price," she wrote to her brother, "thinks Thousands of Boyles Clarks and Newtons have Probably been lost to the world, and lived and died in Ignorance and meanness, merely for want of being Placed in favourable Situations, and Injoying Proper Advantages".
The uneven distribution of snowmelt water facilitated the favourable situations for denitrifying bacterial activity creating hotspots for denitrification processes.
Median survival is generally less than 1 year from the time of diagnosis, and even in most favourable situations, patients die within 2 years (Deorah et al, 2006).
Because of its favourable situation politically as well as its silver mines, its chief city, Innsbruck, became his favourite centre of operations.
The last category represents the most favourable situation for the cryptanalyst, in which he can cause either the transmitter to encrypt a plaintext of his choice or the receiver to decrypt a ciphertext that he chose.
Speaking to a journalist from a local television station, he said that "the scientific community continues to confirm to me that in fact it is a favourable situation, that is to say a continuous discharge of energy".
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, established in 1937 to raise funds and build a toll road across the Appalachian Mountains, found an unusually favourable situation in the form of an abandoned railroad right-of-way, with many tunnels and excellent grades over much of the route that allowed the tollway to be completed in 1940 to freeway standards.
Finland has traditionally had a favourable situation concerning invasives, partly due to its isolated geographical location.
The thus obtained theoretical relation is experimentally verified for the most favourable situation, using rubber elastic springs.
