Sentence examples for more favourable and from inspiring English sources

The Telegraph was even more favourable and criticised Straw for "misjudging the public mood".

While this may have come across lacklustre, a post-debate CNN poll shows that his demeanour was perceived as more favourable and likable than McCain's.

What's more, the latter two-thirds of that 15 millennia long period was climatologically much more favourable and substantially larger numbers of Asians were therefore able to migrate.

Murky allocations of exploration permits have given way to a more open system, and new laws have created more favourable and predictable investment conditions.

It claims Prosiect Gwyrdd "has overstated the likely amount of residual waste in a way that makes the case for incineration more favourable and that is in direct contradiction to Welsh government waste policy".

The chilling effect on the renewable sector comes even as the economics of onshore wind and solar power have never looked more favourable, and about a quarter of the UK's electricity now comes from renewable sources.

Thus, early detection by newborn screening (NBS) is absolutely essential for achieving a more favourable outcome and indeed, disease mortality and morbidity is significantly reduced [2], [3].

Once the nucleus is formed, assembly of larger aggregates and fibril elongation, a much more favourable process and proceeds rapidly.

The information on risk factors provided in the questionnaire and the feedback seems to have led to more favourable behaviour and therefore, a decrease in risk factors.

Lower tumour stage (II vs III) and lesser number of metastatic lymph nodes were significantly associated with more favourable DFS and OS rates (Table 1).

Recent years have seen more favourable treatment, and a critical edition of the Latin text was made by Joseph Delz (1987).