Sentence examples for far from favourable from inspiring English sources
Initially the military situation was far from favourable.
The company had lost two of its leading lights, at a time when the UK economy was far from favourable.
Italy suffered a marked loss of prestige politically and militarily, and the internal situation was far from favourable.
In a letter to the Royal Geographical Society he wrote: "The general bearing of the master (Captain Fairweather) was far from being favourable to scientific work".
And when one considers the professional depths from which Cecil clawed his way back to the top, it is entirely plausible that his former stable jockey will achieve the same feat from a far less favourable position.
Much could yet change in the race for City Hall and even though London's electoral demographics look favourable, it is far from guaranteed that Khan will win.
Instead, young people from less well-off families entering today's labour market have far less favourable prospects than their parents or even their grandparents, despite having gained much better qualifications.
Last year, Osborne announced that from 6 April this year people would be able to cash in their pension pots under a far more favourable tax regime than is currently in place.
As the Congress party begins its second term under far more favourable circumstances than in the recent past, Indian Muslims should ask for, and expect, greater accountability from their reelected leaders, whom they have helped continue in office.
It took Italy more than a decade to lower its debt-to-GDP ratio from an earlier peak of 121% in the mid-1990s to 103% in 2007, and conditions were far more favourable then.
