Sentence examples for was a favourable from inspiring English sources

BRITAIN'S film industry has long complained that all it lacked to show what it could do was a favourable financial climate.

Maximilian I, who was proclaimed Holy Roman emperor soon afterward, assembled his council to determine the significance of this event; their verdict was that the meteorite was a favourable omen for success in Maximilian's wars with France and Turkey.

The negative free energy change of adsorption indicates that the process was spontaneous and vermiculite blended chitosan was a favourable adsorbent for both the metals.

One hundred percent of the representative members answered that they do know about the existence of CUDI, which was a favourable aspect for network development.

He said the salvage barge would only set off to sea again once there was a favourable weather window and a reasonable prospect of being able to raise the aircraft.

It was a favourable depiction specifically of the English soldier, somewhat contrary to the official line that tried to emphasise that this was a British war rather than an English one.

"Mine is a favourable one.

There is a favourable shared history here.

As one might expect, the general verdict is a favourable one, but Jenkins is not uncritical.

"A clinical review of this World Cup might not be a favourable one.

Move It (2.15) looks worth another chance from what could be a favourable low draw.