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A study published in 2019 in the journal Science of the Total Environment warned that the delta may not be a favorable habitat for Bengal tigers, an already endangered species, for very much longer.

Based on these early rankings, Maryland’s conference schedule is somewhat favorable.

The Republican line-drawing advantage should help the party draw favorable maps that could help the GOP win more seats than we might otherwise expect.

Getting treatment, however, should not only ease a mother’s symptoms but also improve her child’s odds for a favorable developmental outcome.

Their work has been credited with helping make Nevada a more favorable political landscape for Democrats.

Condon can take some encouragement that the Times favorably reviewed an earlier Washington production of Side Show.

He compares very, very favorably to conservative Republican leaders.

You can be a movie critic who likes comedies, but still critique a horror movie favorably.

The NBC/Journal survey found that among “animated partisans,” 58 percent liked Paul and only 44 percent viewed Bush favorably.

Ten federal court judges in a row have now ruled favorably on the issue, two of them appointed by Republican presidents.

Meaning that since she had gone and taken the land, you were morally bound to look into and consider the matter favorably?

The seeds did well in the hands of all the superintendents, who reported very favorably on the plants raised from them.

We were everywhere favorably impressed with the Welsh people as being thrifty and intelligent.

The "Pay-as-You-Go" system has reflected favorably on the state's financial reputation.

Calvin smiled; his red face changed to a pleased expression, and he looked favorably at Chaudieu.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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