Early in the year, there was much favourable publicity for a new work Global Warming and Other Eco-myths, produced by the Competitive Enterprise Institute, an organisation reputedly funded by multinational corporations.
They also want to see the league's revenues, which amounted to $3.8 billion last season according to Forbes, split up in a way that is much more favourable to them and less favourable to the players.The players, in turn, accuse the owners of poor teamwork.
This is because the person with the least assets, usually the wife, is better off issuing in England and Wales, because English and Welsh law (though it is not the same in Scotland) is much more favourable for them.
Support for the market economy among Venezuelan respondents has also surged.The poll also suggests that Mr Chávez's image in the region is much less favourable than that of many other leaders, and especially than that of Barack Obama (chart 6).
"However, UK geology is much less favourable than that of the US (the shale contains a much higher proportion of clay, rendering hydraulic fracturing, or 'fracking', techniques, much less viable), and, also unlike in the US, the benefits of production will accrue to the government, not to the landowner – thus increasing the likelihood of local opposition.
The weather forecast is much more favourable for the rest of the week.
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However, the cost-effectiveness ratio of the 60 km/h zones measures (€33,000 per prevented KSI-casualty) is much more favourable than the ratio in urban 30 km/h-zones (€86,000 per prevented KSI-casualty).
The ratio is much less favourable than X%.
The prognosis for NB in infants is much more favourable than it is in older children.
