Sentence examples for Very unfavourable from inspiring English sources

The government intervened, converting the deposits to pesos at a very unfavourable rate of 1.4 to the dollar.

Among white men, 52% hold a "very unfavourable" view of her, compared with the 24% who took a similarly dim view of Kerry.

Republicans with a "very unfavourable" view of Democrats are far more likely to turn out, as are Democrats who loathe Republicans.

There is a marked streak of alienation among black Muslims, only 36% of whom say they have a "very unfavourable" view of al-Qaeda.

Of those who responded to the poll, 47% said they now have a very unfavourable view of Akin, while 16% said they had a somewhat unfavourable view of him.

A poll by Zogby International of 4,000 people in six Arab countries Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates found rising numbers had a "very unfavourable" view of America.

The reason for the striking mechanistic difference for the two groups of radical cations is very likely an unfavourable disproportionation equilibrium for the more reaction bisarenesulphide radical cations.

Our study shows that bacterial meningitis in alcoholic patients is associated with a very high rate of unfavourable outcome (67%).

Although type 2 diabetes is thought to result from a complex interplay between genetic predisposition and an unfavourable environment, very little is known about the interactions involved.

A very shady position is unfavourable.

The channel was very narrow, and the wind unfavourable, but Collier managed to warp the Victor into the harbour, and with the aid of her staysails, closed on the French ship.