Sentence examples for is more favourable for from inspiring English sources

The tax position is more favourable for American buyers (interest is no longer tax-deductible in Britain).

As long as President Bush pledges his unwavering support for the Iraqi government, its members have few incentives to clean the house of militias freelancing in murder and expulsion, and can postpone costly political decisions on issues such as sharing oil revenues until it is more favourable for them to strike a deal.

This was because the RGO with many small band gaps is more favourable for electron conduction.

However, the partially covered inclined PVT-CPC water collector is more favourable for electrical energy requirements.

The comparison further shows that electrical heating is more favourable for engineering applications.

This study indicates that the altitude region 14 16 km is more favourable for the formation of cirrus.

In two years, the situation should be more favourable for the nationalists.

The draw could not have been more favourable for us and we'll have a chance against all of them.

This indicates that the soil environment may be more favourable for the growth of plants than the air.

When they were thrown into the same qualifying group as Wales and England, the Guardian trilled the draw "could not have been more favourable" for the English.

By the time it was our turn to field, the conditions were more favourable for bowling, the ball was swinging and Botham took a couple of wonderful catches.