Under favourable circumstances, the 13.5 in guns on the " Anson " could fire once every two minutes.
12.
Cornwallis then ordered the squadron to turn back to the blockade of Brest in the hope of encountering Vence in more favourable circumstances.
13.
However, it was not until after the Second World War, in more favourable circumstances, that this project was fully realised.
14.
The reasons are not clearly documented, only referring to John Forrest's contrition of the crime and " " favourable circumstances " ".
15.
The resolution of the emotional after-effects of the trauma, so necessary for the recovery of a community, was facilitated by these favourable circumstances ."
16.
Nevertheless, in favourable circumstances and against an unprepared enemy, its great destructive ability and psychological impact could prove decisive, as displayed repeatedly against the Rus '.
17.
After 5 . Nd2 this knight would be misplaced and would block the Bc1, so Black could open the game with 5 . . . d5 in favourable circumstances.
18.
A cautious diplomat, he knew how to take advantage of favourable circumstances, excluding unilateral action by Brazil and acting only at the request of the constitutional governments in the region.
19.
Discussing the situation, the majority of leaders favoured going into hiding until the harvests were in, and making an attempt under more favourable circumstances, however O'Brien refused adamantly.
20.
In the most favourable circumstances, when a total eclipse occurs very close to perigee, the track can be up to wide and the duration of totality may be over 7 minutes.
