How do you use Favourable in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like favorable or following, plus the exact meaning.
Favourable in a sentence
Favourable meaning
- Apt to win favour; pleasing.
- Expressing or indicating favour or goodwill; approving, encouraging.
- Useful or helpful.
Synonyms of Favourable
Example sentences (20)
Zara Hatke Zara Bachke opened to positive reviews from critics, and so far, word of mouth too has been favourable.
As shown below, the present math is significantly more favourable to rent versus buy in all but four major US cities.
The upcoming week may be quite favourable for you, says Ganesha, in accordance with the weekly horoscope for Scorpio.
The course was in excellent condition, thanks to Hugh Logue and his greens team, and received many favourable comments.
In V. Rakutis’ opinion, a more favourable scenario for Russia would be to take advantage of internal divisions.
Many other past and present customers are full of praise for Browns, with plenty of favourable comments online.
Cross Lane School, Elland achieved a favourable offsted report in 2006, with good improvement noted in sports.
Naomi Osaka continues her return to tennis and has been handed a favourable opening match against a qualifier.
Such deals are still being made, with a core circle of developers continuing to receive favourable treatment.
Overall, Capl says the trends regarding foreign direct investment have been favourable over the past decade.
In controlled and favourable conditions of this kind, shrimps reproduce prodigiously and quickly, enhancing their presence.
Moreover, the rain has proven to be a boon for the crops, which are now thriving in favourable conditions.
My financial position as a 75-year-old is fantastically favourable with three separate streams of income.
And now only 30% of voters now have a favourable view of Starmer, a fall from 35% at the end of August.
Pine nuts possess a favourable nutritional profile that can align well with the dietary needs of diabetics, according to Anand.
According to Balogun, during the meeting, the students described their experiences and expressed hope for a favourable outcome.
Much of this has been helped by a more favourable hospital staffing environment and surgical capacity.
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Its favourable regulatory environment and tax incentives have attracted both international investors and companies to the country.
Favourable factors included full cooperation, positive references, and his behaviour happened outside of his social services role.
Common combinations with favourable
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- more favourable 22×
- favourable to 14×
- favourable conditions 9×
- and favourable 9×
- the favourable 8×
- for favourable 7×
- with favourable 7×
- favourable for 6×
- favourable terms 6×
- to favourable 6×
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