Sentence examples for return of favourable from inspiring English sources
The return of favourable conditions leads to the emergence of females that reproduce parthenogenetically.
During periods of drought or cold, amphibians seek protective niches in which to remain dormant until the return of favourable environmental conditions.
The return of favourable conditions is stimuli for activating metabolic pathways accompanied with excystment (i.e., reversion into the trophozoite stage) leading to reproduction of their species.
Habitat contractions were followed by re-expansions at the return of more favourable conditions [ 52- 54].
Thomas Kwok was sentenced to five years for conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office for giving $5m in bribes to a Hong Kong government official in return for favourable treatment of the Kwok family-controlled Sun Hung Kai Properties, a $62bn company.
To stimulate Portuguese industry and commerce, Peter concluded the Methuen Treaty (1703) with England, which agreed to reduce customs duties on Portuguese wines in return for favourable treatment of English woollen goods.
The network faced a scandal when it was discovered that one short-term owner had secretly accepted money from a Caribbean country in return for favourable comment on the air, and Mutual lost 130 of its affiliates.
For some reality TV stars, the enlargement (or uplift) will come cheap – or free – in return for favourable mentions on Twitter or in magazine interviews, or photographs of them leaving the clinic's front door.
A group of former Barclays bank employees accused of conspiring to rig Libor interest rates were paid big bonuses and offered each other wine and coffee in return for favourable rates, a court has heard.
Like the 2008 Wollongong council scandal in which donations were made in return for favourable development decisions.
The disclosures fuelled speculation that a succession of British leaders had allowed media tycoons such as Murdoch far too much influence in return for favourable coverage.
