Sentence examples for more favourable climate from inspiring English sources

These hills, containing the area of more favourable climate, are surrounded by regions historically prone to famine.

McCluskey said that he would be seeking a meeting with the business secretary, Greg Clark, to press the government to create a more favourable climate for PSA investment.

This, say no-nonsense geographers, is because it is situated in a high valley in the Drakensberg mountains that enjoys a more favourable climate.

Relying on technologies developed during World War II, such proposals were designed to alter weather systems in order to obtain more favourable climate conditions on a regional scale.

Wildlife experts had hoped the 90,000-acre private wildlife conservancy, framed on the equator and nestled between the snow capped Mount Kenya and the Aberdare mountain range, would offer a more favourable climate for breeding.

Fiscal policy involves measures that affect tax and public spending, and the OECD said a more expansionary approach was needed to create a more favourable climate for structural reforms that would lead to higher productivity.

However, besides shifts in timing of phenological events, plants may also shift their geographical distribution towards more favourable climates or adapt to the altered local conditions.

Such changes, whether caused by human activities or not, will cause (a) local vector populations to migrate to more favourable climates alongside vertebrate hosts and (b) alter the life cycle duration of vectors.

Following the return of Alexander III to Rome in 1165, which was the result of a more favourable political climate in Italy caused by the temporary absence of Frederick Barbarossa, the conflict entered its critical period.

In order to create a more favourable critical climate, a group of Joyce's supporters (including Samuel Beckett, William Carlos Williams, Rebecca West and others) put together a collection of critical essays on the new work.

Transnational firms benefited from the more favourable economic climates in emerging markets, and some developed markets, like America.