Sentence examples for their favourable from inspiring English sources

Croatia have emerged as favourites to reach the final given their favourable position in the draw.

Despite their favourable draw in Europe, Leicester's soft centre could leave in line for the odd humbling.

Hosts France have been re-established as favourites to win the tournament given their favourable draw, but they must not fall into the same trap as England.

No fewer than 4.4 million older people will lose their favourable tax allowance from next April, while others will see their pension hopes damaged.

Grains reflect light almost as well as fresh snow, more because of their favourable size (which promotes scattering rather than absorption) than their chemical composition.

Because of their favourable aggregate structure and high content of weatherable minerals, they usually can be exploited for agriculture subject to the limitations of terrain and climate.

The details would provoke outrage from groups with armies of lobbyists who are willing to storm Washington in order to hang onto their favourable treatment.

Oldham have used their favourable geographic circumstance to sign the versatile Kieran Lee from Manchester United and they've also brought in Kevin Maher from Southend, a real organiser in midfield.

Their favourable fixture list means that they may well crawl over the line ahead of Everton – they should certainly win this match – but is it really enough any more?

Growing in parallel with the City of London, they came to specialise in housing the offshore wealth of Europe's rich (especially Britain's non-domiciles) attracting fund structures, trusts, banking assets and insurance vehicles through their favourable tax regimes.

So named because of their favourable influence on trade ships traveling across the subtropical North Atlantic, trade winds flow westward and somewhat in the direction of the Equator on the equatorward side of the subtropical high-pressure centres.