Examples of 'be favourable' in a sentence
Meaning of "be favourable"
be favourable: This phrase means to be supportive, approving, or beneficial towards something or someone
How to use "be favourable" in a sentence
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In many cases a mixture of both may be favourable.
The opinion may be favourable or negative.
Experience in a high volume restaurant will be favourable.
This month will be favourable to you.
Its credit quality assessment should therefore be favourable.
Project costs will be favourable to budget and benefits are on track.
The price outlook continues to be favourable.
Circumstances should be favourable for additional progress in this area.
And associated names is considered to be favourable.
This fluidity would also be favourable to the labour market.
Public perceptions of such a move might not be favourable.
Trade prospects are expected to be favourable for these countries as a result.
A higher resolution of the image sensor may be favourable.
Depreciation rules and rates may be favourable accelerated depreciation.
Procedural efficiency the judgement on them must often be favourable.
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The context now appears to be favourable to a resolution of this crisis.
Our response will of course be favourable.
This would not be favourable for the military establishment.
This type of menu can be favourable.
Such dyes should also be favourable as to toxicology and dermatology.
I have found their prices to be favourable.
The month will be favourable for you in terms of business.
Negative feelings will not be favourable to it.
There must be favourable and stable economic and social conditions.
The overall balance should be favourable to steel.
It may also be favourable in view of a more convenient handling of such a system.
And what areas will be favourable for.
This would be favourable in a situation where there was a high chance of a rope being cut.
The institutional environment must be favourable to these reforms.
It concluded that the animal health situation in that region appears to be favourable.
The situation is also going to be favourable in terms of economic benefits.
I hope that the results of these plebiscites will be favourable.
The policy environment must be favourable if agricultural investment is to pay off.
Reviews by music critics in later times have continued to be favourable.
Brisbane seems to be favourable to us.
That is why the outcome of this vote will undoubtedly be favourable.
This second alternative can be favourable from the manufacturing viewpoint.
Note that negative impacts are here considered to be favourable findings.
Include information which may be favourable as well as unfavourable to your proposition.
Symptoms were thought to be favourable.
I hope this setting will be favourable for some rich and fruitful work.
Changes of this order of magnitude are generally found to be favourable on arable land.
People think that firms would not be favourable to upward harmonization in this particular area.
All therapies and cares related to water will be favourable to you.
This will be favourable for the further use of the powder according to the invention.
Someday you will again be favourable to me.
Would be favourable to Marina getting into politics.
It appears that the town might be favourable to allowing.
This will be favourable for students from Asian countries.
Should the soil be favourable.
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