Sentence examples for favourable terms achieved from inspiring English sources

The favourable terms achieved in the Peace of Paris (1783) can be attributed to the effective blend of Franklin's discretion and Adams's bulldog temperament.

After a month's conflict they are going back to work having achieved unexpectedly favourable terms.

Then he was appointed principal negotiator for the Treaty of Brétigny, where the English achieved very favourable terms.

But as the World Bank says in a forthcoming report, this growth was achieved without serious reform, thanks to favourable terms of trade and an inflow of capital.

In other words, the London and Cambridge, UK startup has shunned VC money in favour of a strategic investor (and under rather favourable terms, I gather).

This land was then sold to tenants on favourable terms.

However, such favourable terms may not be forthcoming.

It is currently looking to negotiate more favourable terms.

The women would surely be offered favourable terms if that did happen.

If it is renewed, it is likely to be on less favourable terms.

Later Kieren Fallon and Sir Michael Stoute landed a 15-1 double with Favourable Terms and Princely Venture.