Sentence examples for it is a favourable from inspiring English sources

Speaking to a journalist from a local television station, he said that "the scientific community continues to confirm to me that in fact it is a favourable situation, that is to say a continuous discharge of energy".

What is particularly clever about this strategy is that although green is considered as a hostile colour to Ahmadinejad, when it comes to Palestinian politics, it is a favourable colour (even to Ahmadinejad supporters), because it is the colour of Hamas.

"We have traditionally said 'come to Britain because it is a favourable climate and you will have access to his huge market'," said former Labour Europe minister Peter Hain.

It is unclear why he is shown separately from his contemporaries; possible explanations include that this is a code by Dante to show that England was not part of the Holy Roman Empire, or that it is a favourable comment on Henry himself, highlighting his unusual piety.

It is often assumed that it is a favourable strategy for men to engage in hazardous behaviours.

It's a favourable matchup for Djokovic, who has won each of the 12 matches they've played.

I can't find the Goodman review on the Tribune website yet, but it's a favourable one.

It was a favourable depiction specifically of the English soldier, somewhat contrary to the official line that tried to emphasise that this was a British war rather than an English one.

Generally it's a favourable one because sometimes women get very frustrated with orthodox medicine and to deal with the discomforts of pregnancy so uh, I'm generally favourable towards complementary medicine because at least it represents some step that they could take to alleviate whatever is their problem.

Thermodynamically, it is a very favourable process, since most of the occurring reactions are exothermic and the hydronium ions generated as a consequence of primary decomposition, act as catalysts of the process.

It is a promising metaphor but favourable winds from the west will be needed for a season or two yet.