Sentence examples for a somewhat unfavourable from inspiring English sources
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.
The dentin organic matrix has been largely explored and novel findings point to a highly complex and somewhat unfavourable interaction between dental materials and its organic constituents from a nanostructural perspective [5,10 12].
Many employees experienced their on-call duties as (somewhat) unfavourable.
Another emerging factor in CVD is heat shock proteins, which are implicated in both RA and atherosclerosis - although immune reactivity to heat shock proteins in RA appears to play a somewhat different role, being protective in many cases while it appears to be unfavourable in atherosclerosis and CVD [ 53].
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
A somewhat ironic name, no?
It is also a somewhat mysterious one.
Most respondents expressed a somewhat grudging acceptance.
"But perhaps also a somewhat unpredictable one".
It is also a somewhat personal mission.
