Sentence examples for partly favourable from inspiring English sources

Other members of the commission would be drawn from members of the provincial legislature and leading professional groups.The idea has gained some support, and Mr Sharif himself appears to be partly favourable to it.

However, the healthier state of banks' balance sheets is partly due to favourable macroeconomic conditions, Philip Turner, of the Bank for International Settlements, points out.

18 23 It was recently proposed that this association could be partly attributed to favourable impacts on CVD biomarker levels and subclinical diseases.

Considering that the use of condoms partly result from favourable acceptance of their distribution, the spatial disparities observed may also be linked to differences in access to information and communication as similarly observed elsewhere [ 33, 44].

It was with some pride one month later that Jean-Claude Juncker, then prime minister of Luxembourg, declared: "Skype will remain based here … This is partly because of the favourable fiscal environment we've created".

Goldman, which incorrectly predicted Brazil would win last year's World Cup, said its forecast for a Conservative victory was partly based on a favourable economic backdrop in the months ahead of the election.

In 2005, when Juncker was both prime minister and finance minister of Luxembourg, he said: "Skype will remain based here … this is partly because of the favourable fiscal environment we've created here in Luxembourg".

They tend to flourish in heady times but shrivel in less favourable ones, partly because that is what happens to small firms themselves but also because limited transparency and sketchy coverage by analysts make such markets less liquid.

Some countries, such as Sweden and Australia, emerge relatively unscathed from the model, partly because of more favourable demographics but also because they have restructured their pension systems.Such reform usually involves a political cost, as the French government learned in the recent regional elections.

Considerably, more Caribbean respondents were women (65%), which could partly explain their more favourable attitude towards CRC screening.

Nearly 60% of those who reported three or more symptoms were female; this could partly explain their more favourable attitude towards screening.