Sentence examples for so favourable from inspiring English sources

Conditions were not so favourable as they thought.

Vestager is examining whether Luxembourg's tax deal is so favourable that it constitutes illegal state aid.

Costs are not so favourable, with algae ranging from 2.2 to 4.8, compared with canola (4.2) and ULS diesel (3.8).

Nor does Davies explain how the market forces that make him so favourable to Heathrow marry the concerns of indicative planning.

The verdict of the Mise of Amiens in 1264, however, was so favourable to Henry III that Simon de Montfort could not accept it.

His reports were so favourable that the French king, anxious to challenge the claims of Spain in the New World, decided to set up a fortified settlement.

It is as if all of my best qualities and all of my husband's best qualities were poured into him and the not-so-favourable qualities, such as our bull-headed stubbornness and awkward social skills, were funneled out.

Then, kick-off times were generally earlier and so less favourable for a north American audience.

FC got so much favourable press, you can't help wondering whether Kaplan wasn't tempted to cut and run for an initial public offering.

Recently, however, several examples of his work had been shipped to Paris, and "the opinion was so immediately favourable that successful arrangements have been made for an exhibition".

When it comes to transport, people are looking for the most convenient and cheapest options so offering favourable parking options or reductions on the ticket price could be a good incentive to encourage festival goers to consider greener transport options.