Sentence examples for was extremely favourable from inspiring English sources
Australia and the world's newest country are still locked in a nasty argument over the share-out of revenues from oil deposits in the Timor strait.The original deal, based on a carve-up going back to the time of Suharto, when Australia was one of the few countries in the world to recognise the occupation of East Timor, was extremely favourable to the Australians.
By September, the time of the queen's annual speech from the throne, economic news was positive: the economy was judged to be "strong and resilient"; employment growth was "extremely favourable"; the government deficit for 2000 was projected at only one-half percent of gross domestic product; and the debt ratio was falling more quickly than expected.
Once you look at it from that aspect, the online business model is extremely favourable.
Pierre Mathiot, a politics professor at Lille's Sciences Po university, said: "The Front National vote was already high in this region, but the migrant crisis and the Calais issue, and now the November 13 attacks, are extremely favourable to that vote".
In particular, government policy has been extremely favourable with initiatives such as the ongoing Help to Buy scheme, which gives cash to first-time homebuyers as long as they purchase new-build homes.
Continuing to screen men with PSA levels >2 ng/mL at age 60 is beneficial, with the number needed to screen and treat being extremely favourable.
Although the 5-year survival rate is extremely favourable after early detection and treatment of localised tumours, most colorectal cancers are either locally or distantly invasive at the time of diagnosis, limiting treatment options and lowering survival.
Second, although we cannot attribute the low intra-operative mortality seen in our study to the surgical intervention itself, our outcomes are extremely favourable when compared to the outcomes reported by another study conducted in a clandestine field hospital in Syria [ 17].
It constantly attempted to recreate the buzz that followed a favourable article in the New York Times This unusual state of affairs meant that any development on WoD was extremely reliant on the success of CCP's other projects.
"I was extremely grateful.
