Sentence examples for be a less favourable from inspiring English sources

Felipe Morandé, former campaign manager for Evelyn Matthei, the right-wing candidate who stood against Bachelet, said: "[Changing the constitution] will cause more uncertainty, which means there's going to be a less favourable climate for business, and then less investment and less growth and less increases in wages and jobs".

In daily practice, however, the VH frequently seems to be a less favourable approach due to large uterine size, (early stage) malignancy and/or expected intraoperative difficulties regarding exposure [ 16– 16].

There is a less favourable possibility.

One Russian station tried a similar idea before the Sochi Winter Olympics – though the exchange rate there was a less favourable 30 squats per ride.

Ironically given the inflated contract Cloke ended up with last time by virtue of the sheer scarcity of potent key forwards, the primary factor (other than age and form) that might end up counting against him this time around is a less favourable market force; the currency of lead-up forwards is not what it once was.

A likely explanation for the short-term survival deficit in the United Kingdom compared with the Nordic countries is a less favourable stage distribution in the United Kingdom.

Patients/family were informed if there was a less favourable risk-benefit ratio for thrombolysis such as a large ischaemic core (increased risk), or minimal potentially salvageable brain tissue (reduced benefit).

A likely explanation for the short-term survival deficit in the United Kingdom compared with the Nordic countries is a less favourable stage distribution in the United Kingdom, but the present superficial analysis does not exclude possible functions for other factors relating to the organisation and quality of cancer care services.

48 The key message again for treatment in children with OCD is that they should have access to exposure-based CBT and that risperidone augmentation is a less-favourable option.

But Fitch, a ratings agency, is still worried: "Some of the consequences of the Danish funding structure are addressed in the bill," it says, "but the causes are not".The European Banking Authority EBAA) has recommended that Danish mortgage bonds, which it currently categorises as very liquid, be given a less favourable classification.

However, women are in a less favourable position compared to men when it comes to education, employment, income and sexual relationships [ 39].