Sentence examples for * the unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Rival Ladbrokes also took a hit from the unfavourable football results and weaker takings from the Cheltenham horse racing festival.

But it's all very friendly, with Iraqis, Afghans and Syrians living peacefully together, despite the unfavourable conditions.

Mine darts towards the unfavourable; that bohemians are, as AA Gill puts it, "useless, self-indulgent, almost always talentless".

The first of these columns was raised in May last year, and, owing to the unfavourable weather, the works progressed for a time but slowly.

In spite of the unfavourable odds, I refused to be discouraged and began the evening with high hopes.

Viewers are sick of it all; the unfavourable ratings of both candidates are up and the election is deadlocked.

The Senate listened to the unfavourable interpretations of Perseus' enemies, who claimed that the king's actions revealed an intent to attack Rome.

New drugs like buspirone that are effective but avoid many of the unfavourable side effects of earlier agents will continue to be developed.

The Ministry of Environmental Protection said the "unfavourable" weather of low wind speeds had been unable to disperse the polluted air.

Pathogenic (toxin-producing) bacteria occasionally withstand the unfavourable environment of dried foods, causing food poisoning when the product is rehydrated and eaten.

The prospect of Democratic losses stems from more than just the unfavourable fundamentals of an off-year election and an unpopular president (eligible voters currently disapprove of Obama's performance by a 53-42 margin).