Sentence examples similar to politically favourable from inspiring English sources
First, a growing public sympathy for the refugees may have persuaded ministers that to accept large numbers of Kosovars in Britain was now more favourable politically than to refuse them.
Because of its favourable situation politically as well as its silver mines, its chief city, Innsbruck, became his favourite centre of operations.
Set to air before the 2018 presidential race in which many expect her to run, both right- and leftwing voices expressed concern that the series would be either too favourable to Clinton or too politically cautious.
Politically, Tory and Ukip supporters (39%and36%6%) are more favourable toward an interest rate increase than Labour and Lib Dem voters (23% and 22%).
Italy suffered a marked loss of prestige politically and militarily, and the internal situation was far from favourable.
Politically astute, no doubt, but possibly not the stuff of which a new Asian tiger is made.The macroeconomic framework, however, is favourable.
"The situation looks favourable".
Congress could shield banks from lawsuits that arise from a mortgage reduction, and offer favourable tax treatment to "shared appreciation" mortgages, where lenders share in the gains if houses subsequently rise in value.Even these changes would be politically difficult.
Conditions look more favourable now.
