Sentence examples for increasingly favourable from inspiring English sources

The noises coming from Brussels are increasingly favourable.

For the six months to September 1996, an increasingly favourable exchange rate added ¥140 billion to the company's operating profit.

"We are at an auspicious moment in history, when the successes of past decades and an increasingly favourable economic outlook combine to give developing countries a chance – for the first time ever – to end extreme poverty within a generation," he said in a speech in Washington.

" More and more trials of this sort are being reported and regulatory bodies take an increasingly favourable view on them [ 3].

If the same age groups were compared, immediate treatment was increasingly favourable with increasing Gleason score for patients at clinical stage T1 or T2.

8 There are increasingly favourable opinions concerning the use of high-dose daptomycin, although no randomised studies have been performed to support this change.

Selina Meyer, the titular vice president, has been painted in an increasingly less favourable light, her mean streak ever widening, her selfishness and egotism at almost supernatural levels.

Nonetheless, management and the business are proving their worth, with profit forecasts likely to be upgraded and consensus market opinion growing increasingly more favourable".

However, with each successive lactation the effect of the gene becomes increasingly less favourable.

As a post-Brexit Britain sought to negotiate new trade deals with fast-growing emerging economies such as China and India, they too may increasingly demand more favourable visa regimes or other ways to allow their citizens access to the UK, Open Europe suggests.

Besides improving primary cardiac survival, interest is increasingly focused on a favourable neurological outcome.