Sentence examples for not be favourable from inspiring English sources

If Caro were to stumble into the studios of certain younger British artists, he would offer critical comments, but they might not be favourable.

"It would not be favourable to take out all the beef production because then we cannot use all our natural and semi-natural grasslands," he said.

Accountability and transparency The need for "open dialogue" about these issues "compelled us to publish our report," even though the company knew some media headlines would not be favourable, Mr Pressler told his audience.

In addition, their interactions with other antiretroviral drugs might not be favourable.

Increased vacuum appears to improve the delivery/uniformity of smoke particles into the module well, however vacuum rates greater than 10 15 ml/min/well may not be favourable for biological testing, as increased flow may cause cellular stress.

Bouchey says Nxivm and the Bronfmans went after her because her records contained emails and documents she says "would not be favourable to them".

"Russia has not been favourable to Greenpeace in the past.

The response to the statement has not been favourable and Collymore – a prominent anti-racism campaigner – has criticised the LMA's stance.

However, reviews of the opening episode, which included guests such as former Spice Girl Geri Horner (formerly Halliwell) and UK Hip Hop artist Tiny Tempah, have not been favourable, with the Daily Mail giving it two out of five stars and saying it fails in its attempt to emulate Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeway on ITV.

"The breathing insufficiency that emerged post-operation persists, and the tendency has not been favourable, so it is still being treated," Mr Villegas said in a televised statement.

The operating model of Buurtzorg was originally incompatible with the general healthcare framework in the Netherlands: for instance, remunerating for singular procedures and not the overall results has not been favourable to Buurtzorg's systemic approach.