Sentence examples for incredibly favourable from inspiring English sources
The analysis yielded an "incredibly favourable" result, argued the chairman, Sir John Vickers.
I feel incredibly, incredibly lucky to be representing everybody.
Given a favourable direction of current, sharks can detect incredibly minute concentrations fractions of a part per million (that is, less than 1 × 10−6 parts)—of certain substances in the water, such as blood.
There's no evidence connecting any promiscuity – which is nobody's business apart from those doing the screwing, anyway – with the reception for Depression Quest, but the conversation quickly turned to ethics: as in, some games journalists were seen to be favourable about particular projects that they were incredibly tenuously linked to.
They found favourable soil conditions and sunlight in the south west and by the 1700s it had become an incredibly popular drink in ale houses, where it was drunk out of an earthenware mug with two handles.
"The situation looks favourable".
Conditions look more favourable now.
Favourable demography is another cause.
The demographic outlook is favourable.
(Not necessarily a favourable development).
