Sentence examples for seen as favourable from inspiring English sources

The tense mood in French society is seen as favourable: more than 230 people have been killed in Islamist terror attacks since January 2015; mass unemployment and economic stagnation hang over daily life; and parties on both the right and left have anxiously appropriated Le Pen's key preoccupations of immigration, national identity and the place of Islam in France.

Regarding the local political context, it was seen as favourable to a shift towards active and public transport, especially in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie.

Therefore, such situations could be seen as favourable to evolve towards obligate symbiosis and therefore mutualism.

Thus, increasing costs will result in the raising of the contribution rate, which is not seen as favourable for the economy.

Investigations performed by students could lead to quality improvement in primary health care and an increased focus on research issues in education was seen as favourable.

For many clinicians, the balance of risk against possible benefits of treatment will be seen as favourable in most cases, but with a caveat that there are several areas of uncertainty about the nature of these risks.

The fact that the regulator had started to review the application at all was seen as a favourable sign.

The proposal is almost identical to the prior exchange, and is seen as relatively favourable to investors.

He was seen as so favourable to the Jews that the Russian Orthodox Church formally condemned him as "Antichrist and the Enemy of God".

Belgium's win in Israel, is being seen as the most favourable result for Wales' prospects of qualification because, before this week, Israel had been the surprise package of the group.

Such specially trained nurses were seen as the most favourable alternative to the current situation.