Sentence examples for will be favourable from inspiring English sources

Bertie Ahern, Ireland's current leader, said that history's judgment "will be favourable".

I hope it will be favourable to the UK and we are able to keep a lot of people here".

Since they have written it themselves, I think one of the safer predictions we can make about 2013 is that the review will be favourable.

Wimbledon chairman Charles Koppel is confident that the decision will be favourable after an independent commission appointed by the Football Association granted permission for the club to move in May.

On keen observation of the output response, our simulations results show that adaptive transmit beam forming with optimal time allocation for channel estimation will be favourable for maximization of harvested energy.

With the aid of modern observing systems, such as vertically pointing radars (called wind profilers) and imaging systems on satellites that can measure the flow of water vapour through the Earth's atmosphere, forecasters can usually identify where conditions will be favourable for tornado formation one to seven hours in advance.

Its answers be warned will be optimistic, and will generally be favourable to the United States.

Both the financial costs (i.e., affordability) and the cost-effectiveness profile (i.e., value for money) of an HPV vaccine will need to be favourable as this vaccine will compete for dollars earmarked for existing immunisation programs.

Median survival, 5-year survival, overall survival, cure rate, rate of metastases, etc. will, therefore, always be favourable in a screening programme, irrespective of the test applied.

Screening for prostate cancer cannot be justified in low-risk populations, but the balance of benefit and harm will be more favourable after risk stratification.

Milne admitted that any hung parliament or shift in the Senate after the election will be less favourable for climate policy, given the departure of independents Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott and the Greens' own flat-lining support in the polls.