Sentence examples for too unfavourable for from inspiring English sources

In other words, the breeding organization made the assumption that breeders would exclude matings with EBV too unfavourable for progeny.

The soil may be poorly drained, gravelly, or overly sandy; it may be covering buried debris boards, cement blocks, bricks, and mortar; or it may be too dry or otherwise unfavourable for good plant growth.

Most likely, a too high soil moisture at test start was unfavourable for the respective plant species.

Table 1 also showed that peptone was unfavourable for M. alpina strain in this study.

This infantry revolution began when the crossbow spread northward into areas that were peripheral to the economic, cultural, and political core of feudal Europe and where the topography was unfavourable for mounted shock action and the land too poor to support an armoured elite.

It is mainly cultivated where climate and soil are relatively unfavourable for other cereals and as a winter crop where temperatures are too cool for winter wheat.

And with tax issues being generally unfavourable for investments imported into another country, It is important to avoid having to transfer too much money from the UK, says Ms Gee.

The fact that most of the peninsula is unfavourable for settled agriculture is of enormous significance.

When conditions are unfavourable for growth and multiplication, bacteria remain dormant on or inside plant tissue.

Early fall seeding of winter wheat may be unfavourable for seedling infection by wheat-bunt teliospores.

This secondary bending phenomenon is unfavourable for the fatigue properties of a structure.