Sentence examples for less favourable ones from inspiring English sources

They tend to flourish in heady times but shrivel in less favourable ones, partly because that is what happens to small firms themselves but also because limited transparency and sketchy coverage by analysts make such markets less liquid.

The broader brush strokes were the less favourable ones as far as this region is concerned.

And while some of the theories were less than favourable – one speech explored links between the film and pro-anorexia websites – most were full of praise for its trailblazing liberal outlook.

The reports about their quality of life since commencement of combined therapy resulted in mixed descriptions: two patients were undecided, 12/18 provided positive answers (of which four received DMARDs and biologics), and 4/18 were less favourable, of which one patient was on DMARDs and biologics (which coincided with the ones who stated unmet expectations).

The general view is that immigrants would find criminal activities more attractive, since their legal labour market opportunities are less favourable than natives' ones.

In general, women have less favourable prospects on the labour market than men (Blossfeld and Hakim 1997).

Specifically, children found often one football session to be less favourable than another based on the football team the coaches represented.

The existence of spatially heterogeneous characteristics means that in the repository region there exist sub-regions that are more favourable from the perspective of long-term safety and ones that are less favourable.

If it is renewed, it is likely to be on less favourable terms.

Those trading relationships would default to less favourable World Trade Organization terms overnight on 29 March if there were no transition period.

Interbasin transfer of desalinised water is one of the less favourable options.