Sentence examples for really favourable from inspiring English sources

Thenceforward he was the strongest advocate of fighting on until peace could be had on really favourable terms.

India's captain Dhoni said afterwards: "The conditions were really favourable for the bowlers and they did really well but still there are a few areas we would like to improve before playing England".

"I've heard so many positive things about their structure, environment and wicket which are all really favourable for what I want to achieve in the coming 12 months".

The good news is that the conditions for investment are actually quite favourable.

"If our girls are playing well and we have a favourable draw, then I really think anything's possible".

"I'm really pleased that we could get a favourable result for our fans," Locke added.

Lowles said: "Our report reveals that, despite otherwise favourable conditions, far-right hate networks are really struggling at the moment.

Many of the (very favourable) reviews have already suggested that this is really a play about other things, like desperation, exhaustion and doomed hope.

Britain begin their campaign on Sunday against Russia, who came through last month's qualifying tournament, and they will also face Spain, China, Australia and Brazil in Group B. "When the draw was originally made, I really liked our group and thought we had the more favourable group," Finch said.

The growth of the banking system was very rapid and until last year the banks didn't really have trouble financing themselves and rolling over their debt at quite favourable rates, but the international financial crisis has hit Iceland very adversely and made this situation very rapidly almost unsustainable".

As a consequence of his moralization of social instincts, in which only empathy emerges as really good, his judgement of other sources of morality is far less favourable, since they involve large chunks of self-interest.