Sentence examples for were not so favourable from inspiring English sources

Conditions were not so favourable as they thought.

The results were not so favourable with a mean Kappa of қ = 0.61.

Costs are not so favourable, with algae ranging from 2.2 to 4.8, compared with canola (4.2) and ULS diesel (3.8).

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.

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.

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.

The high-fat, high-sugar diets which exist among our cohort are not so favourable, and may contribute to the high prevalence of obesity and circulatory diseases reported in these countries [ 62- 64].

(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).

On the contrary, said Kozul-Wright: "A significant reason for success was not so much their own internal dynamics, as a very favourable set of external growth circumstances".

The issue is not so much blocking a referendum but ensuring that it is held in the most favourable circumstances.

The former took four points off Belgium in qualifying, so the draw is not as favourable as it may initially seem.