Sentence examples for potentially favourable from inspiring English sources

Despite a potentially favourable climate for the far right – recession, cuts to local services, toxic rhetoric around immigration in the media and widespread disillusion with mainstream politics – Griffin's BNP has been all but wiped out, stumbling from one crisis to another and culminating in his decision this week to "step aside".

The morphotectonic context and other forcing agents (e.g., climate) shaped out a highly diversified coastal morphology and generated a sediment-supply regime potentially favourable to the formation of numerous open-coast deltas and bay-head deltas in infilled rias as sea level stabilised during the mid-Holocene.

Further, recombination is also predicted to lower the waiting time for the emergence of viral genomes carrying new, potentially favourable combinations of mutations.

Within these, 17 provinces were selected for study as potentially favourable for the emergence of TBE (i.e. alpine provinces with large expanses of forest and pasture, ecotonal areas and the presence of wild ungulates) and on the basis of availability of meteorological data.

21 Several authors have reported additional adaptations potentially favourable to high-intensity exercises.

The advantages of xenografts include their relative abundant supply, ease of use, and potentially favourable clinical performance.

But they could still qualify in second place - with a potentially more favourable draw - in the Midland, Wales and West Group if Warwickshire beat Somerset.

Any of these gases as injection considered could potentially provide favourable reservoir re-pressurization without extensive gas-gas mixing, and benefit the enhanced gas recovery (EGR) and storage process.

In situations like this, a far less common — but potentially more favourable — form of startup funding is a 'media for equity' type of deal where a media company subsidises the required ad spend through the use of its own media properties and the relationships and buying power it has through economies of scale.

In recent years, there has been a change of paradigm in the field of BN radiopharmaceuticals from agonists towards antagonists as potentially more favourable tracers for tumour targeting.

Thus, while exercise may not modulate CST excitability in and of itself, it can potentially create favourable conditions for the induction of cortical plasticity with subsequent motor training.