Sentence examples for in favourable condition from inspiring English sources
Overall, the collection of plants they found was in favourable condition because these surveys had been intensive enough to provide far more authoritative results than had been available before, MacDougall said.
Recent official studies on the health of Scotland's sites of special scientific interest (SSSIs) – legally protected places with rare, vulnerable or significant species and habitats – had found that only 78% are in favourable condition.
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).
These results indicate that calcareous grassland in favourable condition is management-dependent but also located in less intensively managed landscapes.
This can be explained by the metabolism activity of some microorganisms which will convert sugars to acid in favourable condition.
There is a peculiar pressure when bowling in favourable conditions: expectations change and initially there is the trap of straining for wickets, seeking that unplayable ball.
In favourable conditions, Yorkshire's seamers had made batting hellish, with movement in the air and a little off the pitch, their probing answered only by prodding.
The first may be hard to do: agricultural tech companies are struggling to get any more yield out of cereals growing in favourable conditions.
But shares in the group fell by about 4% despite his reassuring words about continued growth in "favourable conditions", with any decline in the US more than offset by strong demand in China and other emerging markets.
