Sentence examples for usually favourable from inspiring English sources

In Mediterranean countries of Southern Europe, the climatic conditions are usually favourable to cultivate greenhouse vegetables but not always for workers.

The evidence shows that public opinion is usually favourable to activation policies targeted to the unemployed.

However, at the same time Friday's disciplinary record was becoming so bad that even the Evening Post, usually favourable to him, criticised him on 30 September 1974, just after he had scored his first hat-trick for Reading in a 4 1 victory over Southport.

Metastases are rare and the prognosis is usually favourable.

The prognosis of gastrointestinal basidiobolomycosis is usually favourable, our patient is the second in whom the outcome was fatal [ 9].

Short-term evolution is usually favourable, with a single death being observed in our study and none in the recent literature.

Populism, political program or movement that champions the common person, usually by favourable contrast with an elite.

Choosing to pay in pounds means that the exchange rate is selected by the merchant, but is usually less favourable to the cardholder than the rate offered by the card issuer, so the merchant gets more money from the transaction".

Despite metastatic spread, these tumours usually have favourable biologic behaviour and survival rate >90%.

Obstetric brachial plexus palsy (OBPP) usually has a favourable prognosis.

Since 1963, Libya has usually enjoyed a favourable balance of trade.