Sentence examples for should be favorable from inspiring English sources

Temperatures also remain on the warm side, so it should be favorable for outdoor activities as long as you check in before heading out for long.

His answer is that expected default should work just like expected inflation, which means that if anything it should be favorable right now.

That vote should be favorable: Mr. Garland, 63, is able, moderate, respected and seasoned, an appellate jurist who has previously been confirmed, with significant Republican support, for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

Global Positioning System (GPS) radio occultation (RO) retrievals from the COSMIC (Constellation Observing System for Meteorology, Ionosphere and Climate) mission exhibit in a large proportion of the soundings an orientation which should be favorable to the detection of these wavefronts.

The doping of Co2+into V sites should be favorable for the structural stability of Li3V2−xCox(PO4)3/compoundsds and so moderate the volume changes (expansion/contraction) seen during the reversible Li+ extraction/insertion, thus resulting in the improvement of cell cycling ability.

But the return on investment should be favorable if Carter's figures are correct.

We did not consider screening with fasting plasma glucose in this study; however, accuracy should be at least as good and health system costs should be similar to those with RPG testing, so costs should still be favorable compared to no screening.

Demographically, the primaries in Alabama and Mississippi on Tuesday should not be favorable to Mitt Romney.

— DAVID R. JONES Demographically, the primaries in Alabama and Mississippi on Tuesday should not be favorable to Mr. Romney.

Opportunities in technical fields should also be favorable for scientifically inclined vets with hands-on skills who don't have or don't want to complete a bachelor's or higher degree, according to a report, America's Forgotten Middle-Skill Jobs, by Harry J. Holzer and Robert I. Lerman of the Urban Institute in Washington, D.C.

It should be noted, however, that we collected cells at the stage of rapid exponential growth, cells did not starve for carbon or nitrogen source, and these growth conditions should not be favorable for autophagy or pexophagy induction.