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Meanings of favorable in English
Presaging or likely to bring good luck.
Usage of favorable in English
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The company expects less favorable conditions for growth in Europe, Boerse said.
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Activists were not surprised by the experts' favorable view of Canada, however.
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Discussion: Our study confirms previous studies demonstrating favorable results with intravascular transfusions.
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But they also need to know the political climate will be favorable.
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A third said they had a very favorable view of the law.
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Wind advocates said they need the more favorable tax credit in 2013.
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The oil simply helped to establish an environment favorable to my intent.
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Attacking cavalry must have favorable ground in front; defending cavalry, in rear.
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AerCap operates in a growing industry with a favorable outlook, Einhorn said.
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This favorable survival result was seen in most prespecified subgroups for pralatrexate.
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The emperor Kang-hi protected the Christian religion in the most favorable manner.
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Conclusion: The majority of patients in our series had favorable symptomatic responses.
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Usually, money transfer companies also give their clients more favorable exchange rates.
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The economist needed at least 16 favorable votes to get to work.
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Conclusions: Risk of diabetes was increased after statins, but outcomes were favorable.
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If you call me-with a favorable answer, of course- Iwillcall her.
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United States of America
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