Sentence examples for seem favourable from inspiring English sources
Mortgage lenders and pension funds have been approached and seem favourable to the idea, according to a senior Lib Dem source.
Hence, these properties seem favourable for slow slip behaviour (cf. Ikari and Saffer 2011; Ikari et al. 2009a).
This argument shows that if you plan to follow any strategy for revising beliefs other than conditionalisation, and you do follow that strategy, then someone who knows the strategy that you're going to follow can produce a series of bets that will seem favourable to you when each is offered, but which will collectively lead to a sure loss.
If impeachment is officially explored, the current congressional reactions do not seem favourable to removal.
13 Clinical pharmacist services thus seem favourable for patient health.
Thus, many conditions seem favourable for high quality CVRM in Dutch primary care.
Conditions at the Chattanooga plant seemed favourable to the union: the UAW worked closely with IG Metall, which represents workers at VW's German plants.
They'll be back Pride of the South Reprints Related items A message from the past for BaghdadFeb 22nd 2001 In search of an Iraqi policyFeb 22nd 2001This time, the regional balance seems favourable to a policy shift.
In the decades after the war, when strong forces forged political consensus, economies were growing fast and demography seemed favourable, the big-tent parties could make a clear offer to voters: state health care, government-funded pensions.
Nonetheless, the ground is starting to shift, and the direction of travel seems favourable to those campaigning for reform.
Although initially seeming favourable to Gardner, by the mid-1960s shadhad become hostile towards him and his Gardnerian tradition, considering him to be "a 'dirty old man' and sexual pervert".
