Sentence examples for more favourable to from inspiring English sources

Organizational environments that downplay reporting hierarchies in favour of openness and a shared culture are more favourable to KM strategies.

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

Lord Hutton's report could not have been more favourable to No 10.

And these findings are more favourable to Bush than more recent surveys.

These figures are rather more favourable to Europe than those cited by The Economist.

To begin with, national politics became more favourable to organized labour.

Taiwanese officials say the agreement is more favourable to Taiwan than it is to China.

Its voters are more favourable to EU enlargement than almost all others.

They also provide conditions more favourable to fishing and navigation than does unforested land.

The west could probably have tolerated his autocratic streak if he was more favourable to its pervading ideology.

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