Examples of 'be more favourable' in a sentence
Meaning of "be more favourable"
be more favourable - Encourages being more positive, supportive, or accommodating in a situation
How to use "be more favourable" in a sentence
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be more favourable
The moment can not be more favourable.
VAT arrangements for the hotel and tourism industries in lessfavoured areas should be more favourable.
Things could not be more favourable.
To receive a significant return on the French market, the terms need to be more favourable.
Water that may be more favourable to this plant.
I am sorry this decision would not be more favourable.
My report would be more favourable if you could help him.
I regret that my reply could not be more favourable.
The situation could not be more favourable for the completion of the revolution.
Let us keep checking in as the conditions should be more favourable soon.
Launch phasing will be more favourable in the 2nd quarter.
So far the indications are that the outturn will again be more favourable.
What could be more favourable than that of a campus student?
The conversation would be more favourable.
Estimates based on a broad societal cost perspective will also be more favourable.
GOOD DISCOUNT Price will be more favourable if you order a 40HQ container!
If your mother were willing to sell, terms might even be more favourable.
The latter part of 2018 will be more favourable for marriage resulting out of passion.
Imams, who had previously opposed the code, now appeared to be more favourable to it.
The exit rates for men tend to be more favourable than for women.
That certain times in the year, month and day may be more favourable for.
We consider that tax regulations must be more favourable to employment.
More than six in 10 American employers consider Canada's immigration policy to be more favourable than….
This is because certain months might be more favourable than others.
The legal and regulatory environment should be more favourable to innovation.
At low energy efficiencies incineration might not be more favourable than landfill.
The path of the debt ratio is projected to be more favourable than previously foreseen.
The intention was that the one joint profile should be more favourable than the other.
According to fishing conditions, one position can be more favourable than another.
And so wouldn't the trigonal planar structure be more favourable for the carbanion?
To conclude, I strongly believe the new framework will be more favourable to consumers.
According to the EIS, these new riparian biotopes will be more favourable for Anatidae species.
This Sunday? The moment can not be more favourable.
Santer . - ( FR ) We consider that tax regulations must be more favourable to employment.
Following this trend, Finland's economic development will be more favourable than estimated in section 2.4.
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