Sentence examples for seemingly favourable from inspiring English sources

Despite seemingly favourable conditions for alternative road-based transport technologies, progress on battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have been slow in Stockholm.

They too have a seemingly favourable draw in stall 25.

It may be another matter in tennis elbow [12] or in knee osteoarthritis [13], but please make sure you read the accompanying learned correspondence that these other seemingly favourable trials have generated.

So far, no group has managed to fill the vacuum left behind despite the seemingly favourable conditions for it.

Preference was seen for chewable and orodispersible preparations across ages, while multiparticulates were seemingly less favourable.

Nebuchadrezzar II, king of Babylon, having sacked Jerusalem, marched against Phoenicia and besieged Tyre, but it held out successfully for 13 years, after which it capitulated, seemingly on favourable terms.

The RNA expression analysis of ERRFI1 showed a two-fold increase in unfavourable tumour compared to favourable, seemingly contradicting the results of another study that found ERRFI1 downregulation in breast tumours in patients with poor prognosis (Amatschek et al, 2004).

Fremantle were efficient and clean, able to exploit a seemingly endless string of favourable match-ups across the ground.

The less-developed countries that produce minerals and metals seemingly have the most favourable export prospects because demand for such finite commodities is expanding among the developed countries, many of which are concerned over the depletion of their domestic resources.

The Concert for Bangladesh is continually viewed in a highly favourable light, its cultural significance seemingly increased with the passing decades.

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.