Sentence examples for particularly favourable to from inspiring English sources

In Italy, the mother province of the Roman Empire in which the older capital city (Rome) was situated, Justinian found a situation similar to that in North Africa and particularly favourable to his ambitions.

This borderline attitude between the real and the unreal was particularly favourable to the development, in all medieval Islamic literatures of the Middle East, of the lyric and panegyric forms of poetry wherein every line is a self-contained unit.

The case was filed under the Martin Act, a New York state law that is particularly favourable to prosecutors because it allows a financial institution to be convicted of fraud even without evidence of intent normally a defining feature of the crime.The 31-page complaint includes incendiary allegations about dodgy sales and underwriting practices.

The Chola dynasty in Tamil Nadu was particularly favourable to the beliefs of Shaiva sect.

The quantitative reasoning sub-test seems to be particularly favourable to male candidates.

And I reckon that if Mr Duy's optimism leads him to give a 0% chance of American recession over the next 24 months, then pessimism is unquestionably the more appropriate position.I think it is more likely than not that America will avoid recession over the next two years, but you wouldn't have to give me particularly favourable odds to get me to bet on a downturn.

Jeremy Corbyn, Ken Livingston and the former Labour MP and junior minister Brian Wilson, who offered a particularly favourable tribute to the former Cuban president, were treated with scorn in newspaper editorials.

Clearly the competing SN2 substitution pathway is particularly favourable at the primary alcohol of 78.

According to Kinnamos, Cremona, Pavia, and a number of other "Ligurian" cities went over to Manuel; his relations were also particularly favourable in regard to Genoa and Pisa, but not to Venice.

Phillips et al. (2014) found that root growth rate at the G trial site was greater than that reported in comparable studies reported in the literature, arguing that the uniform sandy loam alluvial soil, warm temperatures, available moisture, and weed suppression were all factors likely to have contributed to particularly favourable root growing conditions.

The marine waters under the jurisdiction of the Falklands provide a particularly favourable context in which to study the details of the interaction between albatrosses and fisheries, because there is virtually no artisanal fishing and all fisheries activities are monitored through a Vessel Monitoring System (VMS).