Sentence examples for a notably unfavourable from inspiring English sources

In a notably unfavourable review of the album, for Rolling Stone, Jim Miller quoted the chorus of the title track to illustrate his point that the singer's "quest for illumination populates his lyrics with sermons and awkward mea culpas".

In his notably unfavourable assessment of the Dark Horse album, for the NME, Bob Woffinden wrote: "The opening track, 'Hari's On Tour (Express)', is an instrumental, an unevenly paced boogie thing that has George blowing most of his licks straightaway and Tom Scott coming on with a few quasi-Jnr.

Bananas are a notably excellent choice.

Notably, in some tissues tested, miRNAs originating from a thermodynamically unfavourable strand are present at levels comparable to or greater than that of their thermodynamically favourable counterparts.

In the United States, some consumer-protection rules grant citizens an explanation when an unfavourable decision is made about their credit4.

Facebook's PR agency attempted to spin a blogger to write an unfavourable story about rival Google.

Pulmonary carcinosarcoma is a biphasic tumour with an unfavourable prognosis.

Another poll (ABC News/Washington Post) showed that 42% of Americans have either a "strongly unfavourable" or "unfavourable" view.

The May elections returned a majority unfavourable to the King.

"The whole situation also presents a beautiful town in a sadly unfavourable light.

"The whole situation also presents a beautiful town in a sadly unfavourable light," he wrote.