Sentence examples for more favourable even from inspiring English sources

People who rank themselves lower in social status suffer worse health than those whose self-ranking is more favourable, even allowing for differences in wealth.

Notably, the internet approach received more favourable evaluations, even though it also took place in a school milieu.

Mr Bursa reckons that as volume has increased, bringing greater economies of scale, the comparison may now be even more favourable.In some ways even Renault has been surprised by the car's success.

Several studies have demonstrated that higher physical activity and/or cardiorespiratory fitness is associated with more favourable metabolic health even among obese individuals[ 7, 18- 22].

In a rare move, the NFL also asked for a review, even though it had won, hoping that the highest court might grant it an even more favourable ruling.

The terms were made even more favourable in July this year.

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

The Iranian authorities say this regime already offers sufficient incentives, and will become even more favourable.

When figures for 2002 and 2003 come out, they will probably be even more favourable to railways.

In polls that are even more favourable to the government, the Telegraph/Gallup has put Labour ahead for the past year by, on average, 15 points while the Times/Mori poll has had the party ahead by 16 points.

Here in London, conditions are even more favourable, thanks to a sense that this is a homecoming for a British designer, a more ambitious space, and a good deal of pre-exhibition hype.