Sentence examples for share of unfavourable from inspiring English sources

It is assumed that the cause of this frequently occurring pattern is that the share of unfavourable sites is much higher in stands in advanced development stages than in younger stands, because such sites have on average poorer access, lower management intensity and a lower timber felling rate.

As chairman of both RIL and Infocomm, Mukesh has been criticised for rewarding himself with a chunk of equity worth about $1 billion, for granting himself and his wife Nita a 40.5% stake in Infocomm at a fraction of its value, and for boosting Infocomm's cash flows by getting RIL to inject $1.8 billion in preference shares on unfavourable terms.

BBM had been seen as a potential revenue source for the company, which has seen its share of the phone market dwindle following unfavourable reaction to its new BB10 handsets launched at the start of 2013.

Spain also had a higher proportion of unfavourable people (49%) than the UK (48%) did.

Migration has remained important, however, because of unfavourable conditions in the countryside.

By single unfavourable jumps and by groups of unfavourable jumps a path from fcc to bcc is created.

Yet despite their swelling numbers, Britain's self-employed still face a range of unfavourable myths and assumptions.

Twenty cases were found macroscopically unstable, due to a combination of unfavourable conditions.

By contrast, necessity entrepreneurs are victims of unfavourable working circumstances.

Claims of unfavourable treatment and another of harassment related to disability were dismissed.

Boris Johnson has his own catalogue of unfavourable comments about people from Liverpool, Portsmouth and Papua New Guinea.