Sentence examples for favourable to keep from inspiring English sources

Marr replies: I think a decision was taken that it was favourable to keep Murdoch journalists and reporters onside.

If the compliance loss with generic risperidone is applied to all treatment settings (i.e. including the more intensive treatment settings), the more favourable the option to keep treating patients with branded risperidone.

The Romans fought the ensuing war ineffectively, and in 205 the Peace of Phoenice ended the conflict on terms favourable to Philip, allowing him to keep his conquests in Illyria.

Was he gaming the system, "laddering" his cases by pinning unsolved cases on people they'd already arrested just to keep his statistics favourable?

Instead of simply declaring large reserves off limits and letting wildlife do what it does best, the approach of governments and groups like the Wildlife Trust is to identify "interest features" and design plans for their "management" (slight modifications of industrial practice) to keep them in "favourable condition" (which means only 80% trashed).

As of today the vast majority of those cross-border payments are done through banks and it's in their interests to keep the market favourable to themselves.

Humidity inside the collectors is one factor that can be minimised to keep the most favourable microclimatic condition for the internal materials of the collector.

I hope it will be favourable to the UK and we are able to keep a lot of people here".

To keep Venice and Hungary neutral, he signed peace treaties favourable to them.

She'll have some favourable coverage in the morning newspapers, and she will no doubt try to keep the good vibes going through the news cycle.

The 29-year-old limited overs international struggled to keep partners, with the spinners finding the Colchester conditions favourable, and five batsmen unable to get out of single figures.