Sentence examples for be less favourable for from inspiring English sources

The structures and culture of science may tend to be less favourable for women (and this may make scientific careers less flexible for men too).

But if the four or five giants compete only in sales promotion techniques, the outcome will likely be less favourable for society.

Milne admitted that any hung parliament or shift in the Senate after the election will be less favourable for climate policy, given the departure of independents Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott and the Greens' own flat-lining support in the polls.

Such shift in ENCX would be less favourable for the reverse mode of NCX operation in astrocytes.

It is unknown whether the outcome would be less favourable for the laparoscopic group if more high-risk patients for PSM were included.

Branches that have been stripped of dependent plants during severe gusts are likely to be less favourable for some species during early colonization, due to altered habitat conditions (e.g. the absence of organic substrata such as bryophytes).

Conversely, the health related behaviours analysed were less favourable for workers, mainly for those of low educational level.

The political climate was less favourable for canal building in central Europe, but the Ludwig Canal, forming part of the Rhine-Main-Danube route, was opened in 1840.

In its strict sense, sovereign risk describes governments defaulting on obligations but is used by some to mean any change in taxes, subsidies or regulations that are less favourable for businesses.

The lawsuit outlines years of alleged institutionalised gender discrimination, claiming travel conditions, medical personnel, promotion of games and training are less favourable for female players compared to the men.

In much of the south the climate was less favourable for growing wheat, but vineyards and olive groves were nonetheless plowed up, especially after 1929 when the world price of olive oil halved.