Sentence examples for favourable things from inspiring English sources

Provided that external conditions remain favourable, things could still turn out well, with the government settling in and controversy dying down.

"And I'm very grateful for Doctor Who for giving me the platform to do it – it's one of the favourable things about having a great role like that.

HCPs might have been more likely to "hand pick" participants for the study, either because they felt they were more likely to consent to take part or because they believed they were more likely to say favourable things about the memory service.

This is water that was much more favourable for things like pre-biotic chemistry - the kind of chemistry that could lead to the origin of life".

It is one thing to demand better terms on favourable oil leases, and another thing to nationalise wide swathes of your economy; I find it hard to imagine that this won't chase out much of the foreign investment that Venezuela will desperately need.

The sad fact, if you are a nationalist, is that the climate for Scottish secession might never again be as favourable as it is now.Three things are sustaining the "Yes" campaign.

"The eight teams in the quarter-finals are all high quality sides, so there was never going to be such thing as a favourable draw," said the New Zealander.

That does not necessarily mean things are becoming more favourable for sensitive believers, just more confusing.

"When a company is aggressively focused on growth and revenue targets, they start to do things that aren't favourable to users," he said.

The government should consider that doing the right thing will have only favourable consequences for them.

From this McGuire could be assumed to be saying that Buckley is currently offering his sincerest efforts, but perhaps also that should on-field fortunes slide further in 2016, "doing the right thing" might have less favourable implications.