Sentence examples for is favourable to avoid from inspiring English sources

It continued: The displacement of the animals must be planned ahead so that it is carried out at a time when the weather is favourable, to avoid heavy rains, cold and also excessive heat.

This is based on a widely held view that minimum time in tissue culture is favourable to avoid undesired somaclonal variation [ 32], and the assumption that a shoot taking a longer time to regenerate has a greater chance of producing off-types.

And anyone thinking that governing as a minority is favourable to coalition should be warned.

Tom Kark says that "the overwhelming preponderance of the evidence is favourable to the defendant doctors".

Inclination of the upper incisors is favourable to proclination.

The terms were favourable to Taylor.

"Russia has not been favourable to Greenpeace in the past.

The climate and soil are favourable to agriculture.

It seems even to be favourable to generation.

If the war was over, he reasoned, then the result would have been favourable to Germany.

In these places, demographics are favourable to the party and Ukip is polling strongly.