Sentence examples for looking for a favourable from inspiring English sources

It was a crazy end to the match but the Scottish champions go into Friday's play-off draw looking for a favourable tie which will see them into the competition proper for the first time in three seasons.

The Blues' wing Tom James is looking for a favourable judgement from the Wales coaches after being dropped for the final three matches of the Six Nations, having fought his way back into the side after a six-year absence.

England are in Pot Two, and will be looking for a favourable draw that could see them in the same group as Poland, Greece and the Czech Republic, increasing their chances of getting through to the latter stages.

Reports that UK Prime Minister Theresa May is not looking for any favourable treatment for the financial services sector has been cited as one reason behind the latest sterling decline.

"It's important to keep the focus on what's best for the players, and wildcards are great to have as a development tool," says Smith. "The three should be going into Wimbledon looking for a win, given a favourable draw".

But if you're looking for a card to remain in your wallet for the longer term, there are some alternatives with a wider range of benefits and a more favourable interest rate.

Worcestershire now have to win their final group game, against Nottinghamshire – who lost to Leicestershire by eight runs, Niall O'Brien top-scoring for the victors with an 81-ball 82 – at Trent Bridge on Monday, and look for favourable results elsewhere.

There is talk of "regulatory arbitrage", meaning that financial firms look for the most favourable environments to operate in.

She concluded: "I look forward to a favourable reply".

Illy says he is looking for "coffee heavens" that have the most favourable agricultural conditions to grow the best coffee but also "the human factor of people willing to invest in quality".

Following the fall of the Soviet Union, a number of Polish highlanders emigrated to America looking for bread but hoping to come back and use the favourable exchange rate to build spacious manors in the homeland.