Sentence examples for not so favourable from inspiring English sources
By noting that an increase of h means that the highly-conducting part of the earth gets more "weight" the observation is in agreement with the fact that a more conducting earth is not so favourable to large geoelectric fields.
Conditions were not so favourable as they thought.
Costs are not so favourable, with algae ranging from 2.2 to 4.8, compared with canola (4.2) and ULS diesel (3.8).
The Warsaw school of logic appears to be model case, but the power of this circle influenced other places where the general environment was not so favourable to logic.
The results were not so favourable with a mean Kappa of қ = 0.61.
Even more inhibiting is the lack of professional support reported by some respondents as this is vital to maintaining spirit of high performance even when circumstances are not so favourable, especially in the decentralised facilities.
(There's been a mildly successful version, we recall, with a wolf instead of the birds, though we think the script might need some redrafting – the ending wasn't so favourable).
It is as if all of my best qualities and all of my husband's best qualities were poured into him and the not-so-favourable qualities, such as our bull-headed stubbornness and awkward social skills, were funneled out.
It now awaits the findings of a European antitrust investigation, which may not be so favourable.Samsung forecast that it would chalk up another huge quarterly operating profit, of $8.1 billion in the last three months of 2012, as its Android-based smartphones and tablets flew off the shelves.
The previous approaches are more relaxed in that they do not consider the city as an ecosystem and neglect ecological planning issues; rather they focus more on socio-economic issues and the number of players involved has been limited thus the results have not been so favourable.
Fewer homes were repossessed last year than in any year since 1982, but lenders have warned that mortgage rates will not always be so favourable.
