Sentence examples for is quite favourable from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing some of our clients with increasing views coming from mobiles and connected TVs so I think both the timing in terms of technology as well as the way people consume media is quite favourable for jumping into interactivity across devices".

"We thought it was quite favourable to the government as it was saying how weak and fragmented the opposition is," says the editor.

But when reporters from the national TV came, their reporting was quite favourable.At one point, you talk about Imams embracing technology and the internet.That's right.

The country's small size prevents farmers from keeping large herds of livestock, but conditions for poultry raising are quite favourable.

The vast majority of UK credit card providers use the Visa and MasterCard exchange rates, which are very close to the wholesale market rates and therefore tend to be quite favourable.

Yet, in much of Liaoning, topography and soils and even climate are quite favourable to agriculture, and the degree of farm mechanization, irrigation, and chemical fertilization is high by Chinese standards.

The pH range of 5 7 is found to be quite favourable for highly monodipersed microsphere formation.

It was found that lower pH and higher monodispersity of microspheres are quite favourable for high luminescence output.

However, a clear difference was observed in the reactivity as 3 M solution was quite favourable yet gave maximum conversion efficiency and the reaction was highly controllable.

The 3 7 ratio of corn steep liquor to yeast extract was quite favourable for large-scale ARA production, and as a result, this combination has great potential for improving fungal cultures.

The outcomes of this livelihood strategy are quite favourable when considered across the whole community, leading to good productivity in cattle, high incomes compared to the national average and high levels of income diversity amongst household heads as well as multiple earner households.