Sentence examples for more favourable weather from inspiring English sources

Jefferies analysts said: Kantar UK food share update to 14 August confirms a healthier reading, supported by more favourable weather.

Product sales have been on an improving trend over the quarter, reflecting the more favourable weather conditions, which have lifted apparel sales across the market.

They dominated Scotland in every department of the game and in more favourable weather that crushing superiority would have been reflected in the score.

We think that the more favourable weather since Next last updated the market on 19 March, assisted by the favourable UK consumer background, should have led to stronger trading in the second half of the first quarter of 2016.

More favourable weather conditions have resulted in a major increase in the number of people leaving north Africa.

In line with predictions, in this temperate microclimate, more favourable weather in winter (higher temperatures and low wind speeds) was associated with increases in robbery.

Lower credit rates and more favourable conditions all around.

Relying on technologies developed during World War II, such proposals were designed to alter weather systems in order to obtain more favourable climate conditions on a regional scale.

However, mature adults are expected to be most active later in the season when weather conditions should be more favourable (see methods).

However, yields in Brazil seem to have returned to average levels as weather conditions have been more favourable than during the last two seasons and because farmers were better prepared to fight Asian rust.

In Near East Asia, as for wheat, a bumper coarse grain crop was harvested in 2005 reflecting favourable weather conditions and more area dedicated to barley, the main crop.