Sentence examples for once favourable from inspiring English sources

It has already achieved the mission's main goal of determining whether conditions on Mars were once favourable for life, having discovered an ancient riverbed, a lakebed containing the essential elements needed for life and a chemical energy source used by some microbes on Earth.

The geostrategic setting in the Middle East is once again favourable to an Iranian-Israeli rapprochement, whether overt or sub rosa.

Once the favourable allele finally crosses the barrier the wave of advance forms again but transiently accelerates.

In 1952 the political situation in Chile once again became favourable, and Neruda was able to return home.

"Some people describe marketing as a tax, but once you become favourable for drivers you don't have that tax," he said.

At pH = 6.0 (CdS_Chydrogen hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic interactions between chitosan chains are more favourable once the number of –NH3 + species and the interchain repulsive electrostatic forces are reduced, promoting the formation of a more compact structure.

The latest paper appears to confirm a picture in which the inhabitants of deep-sea vents may be periodically wiped out and the vents only repopulated by a wave of new species once conditions become favourable again.

His experience with open boats came to the fore in his sound handling of the Dudley Docker, while his navigation was exemplary, guiding the fleet of lifeboats unerringly to Elephant Island once they found favourable wind conditions.

Small countries have to fight for favourable attention; once won, it pays political and economic dividends.

He said the salvage barge would only set off to sea again once there was a favourable weather window and a reasonable prospect of being able to raise the aircraft.

Once back over water, favourable atmospheric conditions allowed the storm to quickly intensify.