Sentence examples for look favourable for from inspiring English sources

The league doesn't look favourable for us but we are obliged to fight on until the last day".

Instead I therefore wondered about 35...Rfa8 though the tactics after 36 Nxf7 do look favourable for White.

Preliminary results of the measurements from a normal subject seated in a multi-moment chair (an isometric torque measurement device) indicate that profiles containing doublets and optimum spaced pulses look favourable for clinical use.

Such physiological investigation into the sense organs may initially look favourable for the materialists, in that it promises to give us a materialistic account of our knowledge of the world.

In both, a large black vote coupled with a large upscale white vote looks favourable for Mr Obama.

Opinion polls are not looking favourable for him, and he faces a tough primary against his party rivals at the end of the year.

The outlook also looked favourable for package holiday firm Tui Travel, which reported it had narrowed its losses to £386m during the winter season, compared to £410m last year.

Asked to bat in conditions that looked favourable for bowling, England faced few problems from the Sri Lanka attack and were satisfied with steady accumulation, manoeuvring the ball and running well.

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In principle, the situation looked favourable for network meta-analysis, with RCTs on six out of seven interventions either against placebo or head-to-head.

The fundamentals still look favourable; office vacancy rates, for example, still seem to be low.