Sentence examples for that were favourable from inspiring English sources
The bond population, which was probably larger than once thought and which was concentrated in fairly compact maenors in lowland areas that were favourable to an agrarian economy, was organized on conventional manorial principles.
The 40Ar/39Ar dating results are discussed in terms of climatic condition changes during the Palaeogene that were favourable to the genesis of either Al- and Fe- or Mn-oxy-hydroxides in the course of development and evolution of the pisolitic formation.
But some researchers believe 2010's melt was equally as notable as 2007's, given weather conditions that were favourable to the durability of ice.
With regards to recall bias, participants may have provided answers that were favourable to the researcher or did not compromise the inmate's status or opportunity for release (i.e., inmates may not want to disclose their drug use whilst incarcerated if they will be up for release soon).
Hong Kong's Ming Pao Daily News said analysts believe the court statement issued after the trial listed many details that were favourable to Mr Wang - such as his contribution to the investigation of Gu Kailai's murder of British businessman Neil Heywood - which implied he might receive a lenient sentence.
The offensive removed a direct threat posed by the JNA and the VRS to Metković, and it accomplished the Croatian objective of capturing positions that were favourable to staging further offensives against JNA and VRS forces still positioned near Dubrovnik.
Obviously, I hope for a result on Monday that is favourable for us".
They develop in landscape locations that are favourable for water concentration.
Qatar has quietly expelled senior Brothers and muted media coverage that was favourable to them.
While you might refuse to work for free, you might come to another deal that's favourable to both parties.
These methods can only indicate the presence or absence of underground formations that are favourable for petroleum accumulations.
