Sentence examples for less favourable for from inspiring English sources

But economic circumstances are much less favourable for him.

Then, kick-off times were generally earlier and so less favourable for a north American audience.

As for Mr Reagan, closer inspection only makes the comparison less favourable for Mr Bush.

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).

It would be difficult to imagine circumstances less favourable for the beginning of the reign of the adolescent monarch and a new ruling coalition.

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 addition, the environment can be made less favourable for invasion by the pathogen and more favourable for the growth of the host plant.

Soils less favourable for agricultural use are found in the predominantly forested regions of the Northern Highland and the Central Plain.

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

When it ordered the companies to sell shops the CMA said the merger could reduce the number of discounts and free bets offered by bookmakers competing locally and lead to betting odds, which are set nationally, less favourable for customers.

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.