Sentence examples for more favourable way from inspiring English sources

The isolation and characterisation of CSPCs may offer a more favourable way for cartilage repair.

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

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.

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).

As a post-Brexit Britain sought to negotiate new trade deals with fast-growing emerging economies such as China and India, they too may increasingly demand more favourable visa regimes or other ways to allow their citizens access to the UK, Open Europe suggests.

With respect to system's composition it is more favourable to do modelling a component oriented way.

They also want to see the league's revenues, which amounted to $3.8 billion last season according to Forbes, split up in a way that is much more favourable to them and less favourable to the players.The players, in turn, accuse the owners of poor teamwork.

(H3) Patients and family carers who receive a SFM earlier in their advanced disease trajectory (i.e further way from death) will have more favourable outcomes (as per outcomes listed in H1 and H2).

Also, until recently there was no evidence based method to structure the communication between patient and clinician in a way that would eventually lead to more favourable clinical outcomes [ 8].

In some ways, she couldn't be in more favourable circumstances.

A good way for Biden to start making a more favourable impression would be to reconsider that no-apology thing.