Sentence examples for favourable to this from inspiring English sources

"People are less favourable to this idea," Gaillard said.

For high titers batch or fed-batch processes, perhaps with cell immobilization seem much more favourable to this end (Colomban et al. (1993)).

The high enthalpy increment and the large density variation of the supercritical water through the core are favourable to this concept.

The morning after the broadcast, the British broadsheets appeared open-minded or moderately favourable to This Week; The Times told readers that "Death on the Rock" "seemed a significant, thoroughly responsible and serious examination of a most disturbing case" and that it "simply raised serious questions and suggested they needed deep examination".

Most parents (87.5%) responded favourable to this invitation and completed and signed the informed consent form.

In this case, the outcomes in this category (not closed) might have been more favourable to this group, especially if the ward closed promptly.

Yet the prospective deal that would be lodged by United would eclipse all-comers with Mata, who would be cup-tied in Europe this term, favourable to the idea, intent as he is to perform regularly for a prestigious club.

The previous treaty had been quite favourable to France, but this one took a hard line.

This makes this population favourable to study because no women were excluded on the grounds that they had previously actively chosen not to take part in the programme.

About a third of the IWC's 37 voting members appear favourable to Japan and Norway.In this section More pain, little gain Is the world soft on Kabila?

Rival campaigns are under way to get a song considered to be more favourable to Lady Thatcher into this week's countdown as well.