Sentence examples for more favourable currency from inspiring English sources

Improved trading at ABF's sugar business and more favourable currency movements also contributed to a statement that the company said would increase confidence in its prospects.

A worrying number of MPs seem to believe that as a happy result of this crisis Britain can blackmail its way to more favourable terms of membership.As Conservative Party leader in 1998, the current foreign secretary William Hague predicted that the single currency would turn into a "burning building with no exits" (in a speech mostly written by a young aide called George Osborne, as it happens).

Conversely, if the currency is above parity but not expected to remain so indefinitely, they may recommend postponing purchases until a more favourable opportunity arises.

Conditions look more favourable now.

It would be difficult to imagine a more favourable environment, both from the point of view of high and low politics, in which to relaunch the campaign for Britain's full commitment to the European Union, including joining the single currency.

Sales for the January-March period rose 8% to ¥1.7 trillion yen, mainly from a favourable currency rate.

As the roads become more congested cycling becomes more favourable.

However when favourable currency movements are factored in full-year revenues at Universal grew by 2% with the company saying that a combination of digital sales, currency and merchandising "more than offset" declining physical product sales and "slightly lower" music publishing activity.

In real life, Foregone Conclusion's fortunes are more favourable.

Lower credit rates and more favourable conditions all around.

But recently they have shifted to a more favourable direction".