Sentence examples for more favourable terrain from inspiring English sources

Hence a more favourable terrain in such as Barnet, Harrow and Redbridge.

If the British can shift the debate away from the vexed question of the rebate, they could find themselves on more favourable terrain.

It helped shift the pursuit of artificial intelligence onto more favorable terrain for computing.

"Tonight, this campaign moves back to more favorable terrain".

Searching for more favorable terrain, the Mexican commander led his army five miles to the south.

In June 1777, Howe began a series of odd moves in New Jersey, apparently in an attempt to draw Washington and his army out of that position onto terrain more favourable for a general engagement.

Kusunoki suggested that they temporarily retreat so that they could fight Takauji's forces at a point where the terrain was more favourable.

In continental Europe the impact was less marked, because the great natural rivers already linked by artificial waterways constituted an international network providing transport economically without transshipment; the terrain was more favourable and the canals larger and less obstructed by locks.

But the terrain has just become much more favourable to employers.

8 Nonetheless, the terrain for external provision in the NHS has become even more favourable.

Conditions look more favourable now.