Sentence examples for favourable times from inspiring English sources

In particular, the batteries are better handled, allowing electricity to be injected to the grid and extracted from the grid at more favourable times.

Basically in conflict with a rigorous interpretation of genethlialogy, it allows the individual (or corporate body) to act at astrologically favourable times and, thereby, to escape any failures predictable from his (or its) nativity.

Hulkenburg proved that a fast driver can do things at favourable times.

That way you can look to convert the currencies into Australian Dollars at more favourable times and prices.

All of these climbs and hikes can be done year round, with the dry season (late June to October, and late December to early March) generally the most favourable times.

He admitted it seemed a favourable time frame for India.

Or he might, arbitrarily, select the most favourable time-span over which to measure performance.In this section Who now?

"A further reason could be that they are stringing it out until the most favourable time to use the ministerial veto".

After the failure of 1984 album Moving, founder member Ana da Silva turned to dance as a means of expression, while the band's records awaited a more favourable time.

Afterripening provides for germination at the most favourable time, when conditions of moisture, temperature, and day length are most conducive to plant growth.

Because weed control is the most important function of cultivation, this work should be performed at the most favourable time for weed killing, when the weeds are breaking through the soil surface.