Sentence examples for not very favourable from inspiring English sources
A graduate of the course and co-founder of FaceEnergy, Felipe Escandón Nagel, adds: "I believe that when the financial scenario is not very favourable in the world, more opportunities arise and you have to give yourself a chance to go for them at least once in your life".
Unfortunately the dosimetry is not very favourable, because zirconium-89 emits a high-energy gamma photon and the copper-64 positron branching ratio is low (18%).
Apparently, the University of Chicago Press did not want to publish the book given the not very favourable referee report it had received.
Their opportunities for entering into vocational education and training are often not very favourable, and young people with a maximum of a lower secondary school-leaving certificate face a particularly high level of risk in this respect.
"Brazil's historic humiliation has set off a warning signal in Dilma Rousseff's government, which fears that the bad mood stemming from the defeat may affect expectations for the economy - already not very favourable - as well as the campaign trail," a column in the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper said.
For women, the situation in the Netherlands where the compatibility between motherhood and paid employment is not very favourable (Liefbroer and Corijn 1999) seems to be more clear-cut.
A frosty glare suggested that I was not making a very favourable impression with the girl.
"There is less and less willingness to accept products that do not create a very favourable impression and a very good experience".
On the other hand, the macrolide resistance rates do not show a very favourable situation: 15% of all invasive pneumococci isolates were resistant to macrolides.
But why place [profits] with the parent holding company in the Netherlands and not Switzerland, with its very favourable tax exemptions for holdings?
The first half saw what it called "very favourable results", not least at Euro 2004, when a number of favourites suffered early exits.
