Sentence examples for quite favourable from inspiring English sources

The country's small size prevents farmers from keeping large herds of livestock, but conditions for poultry raising are quite favourable.

In North America the relatively low latitude and the orientation of the land-sea boundary on the Gulf of Mexico are quite favourable to monsoonal developments.

A Lagrangean relaxation scheme derived from the new formulation is also proposed and tested, with quite favourable results, on instances with up to 500 nodes and 5000 edges.

"We thought it was quite favourable to the government as it was saying how weak and fragmented the opposition is," says the editor.

The vast majority of UK credit card providers use the Visa and MasterCard exchange rates, which are very close to the wholesale market rates and therefore tend to be quite favourable.

Yet, in much of Liaoning, topography and soils and even climate are quite favourable to agriculture, and the degree of farm mechanization, irrigation, and chemical fertilization is high by Chinese standards.

Consultant surgeon Ragu Vindlacheruvu said Mr Inglis could have gone on to "make quite a favourable recovery".

Or, "surely that's such a trivial error…" What is amazing, is that apart from this seemingly endless list of corrections, it's quite a favourable notice.

If the Guide had been asked to review going to the prom back when it was just something we'd only ever seen in John Hughes films, this would probably be quite a favourable write-up.

"There's quite a favourable atmospheric set-up for severe thunderstorms on both days so there's quite a good chance that at least some of these thunderstorms would have become severe by the time they reach Sydney," bureau forecaster Rebecca Kamitakahara said.

Having previously said it would not run another dedicated imaging campaign to try to detect Philae, Esa believes the forthcoming opportunity may actually be quite a favourable one for a search.