Sentence examples for would not be favourable from inspiring English sources
"It would not be favourable to take out all the beef production because then we cannot use all our natural and semi-natural grasslands," he said.
Accountability and transparency The need for "open dialogue" about these issues "compelled us to publish our report," even though the company knew some media headlines would not be favourable, Mr Pressler told his audience.
Bouchey says Nxivm and the Bronfmans went after her because her records contained emails and documents she says "would not be favourable to them".
In spite of Parchevich's efforts, conditions would not be favourable to a Bulgarian anti-Ottoman uprising until well after his death.
Practice managers advised that GPs would be most likely to complete postal (92%) and email surveys (8%), whereas telephone and face-to-face interviews would not be favourable.
An analysis of the TCGA data also revealed no overlap between IDH1 R132H mutations and PDGFRA/ KIT amplification, suggesting that high-level PDGFRA/ KIT amplification would not be favourable with an existent IDH1 R132H mutation.
If Caro were to stumble into the studios of certain younger British artists, he would offer critical comments, but they might not be favourable.
Secondly, certain patients were classified as having either large or moderate improvement, depending on which DAS28 definition was used; this type of discrepancy occurred at a similar frequency with both definitions, and would not be expected to result in more favourable results with one definition vs the other.
Without a highly favourable tariff structure in the EU, Canada and the US, outsourcing to Bangladesh would not be attractive to retailers.
"Russia has not been favourable to Greenpeace in the past.
As The Mirror's chief football writer John Cross rightly pointed out, the flight plans would not have been favourable for Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp, who famously missed a number of the club's Champions League away matches because he refused to fly to matches.
