Sentence examples for becomes unfavourable from inspiring English sources

The theory is that the savings accumulated in these "trust funds" can be drawn upon when the balance of retirees to workers becomes unfavourable.

As the particle size decreases toward some critical diameter (D c ) the formation of domain walls becomes unfavourable, and the particles are called single domain.

The continued elevation of catecholamines observed in some septic patients becomes unfavourable and for some reason does not down regulate [ 8].

Populations close to the geographical core of the species distribution are predicted to become ecologically marginal if water balance becomes unfavourable as the climate warms, for example where they occur on thin soils with low water-holding capacity (Rennenberg et al. 2004; Broadmeadow et al. 2005; Geßler et al. 2007).

When the crop is harvested or the plants become unfavourable for feeding, the leafhoppers return to desert plants.

In many species, when temperature, salinity, inorganic nutrients (e.g., phosphorus, nitrogen, and magnesium), or day length become unfavourable, sexual reproduction is induced.

As desert plants become unfavourable for feeding, the leafhoppers migrate to available cultivated plants where from one to four summer generations are produced.

Richard Berner, an economist at Morgan Stanley, suggests that as the terms of acquisition finance become unfavourable, companies might think less about buy-outs and switch their energies to growing businesses through capital spending.

Microrefugia may allow populations to persist in areas where the climatic conditions on the surface have become unfavourable.

This has, however, little meaning in the field if temperature and food supply become unfavourable or limiting.

Another factor making gynaecology and obstetrics become unfavourable specialties is that gynaecologists and obstetricians are more likely to be involved in medical disputes than physicians of many other specialties [ 21].