Most conservation treatments of prints and drawings or archives on paper aim to reduce the discolorations and acidity brought about by unfavourable climatic and storage conditions.
Blunt is largely relaxed about his unfavourable write-ups, admitting that he's "in the entertainment industry rather than the music industry," and so some tabloid hackery is inevitable.
The prosecution acknowledged the good reputation of German Jews in Atlanta but successfully exploited misconceptions about circumcision and unfavourable testimony about Frank's character from a few of his young female employees to paint him as a pervert.
Because if there's one thing Nujeen knows all about, it's beating unfavourable odds.
One of her admirable qualities is her honesty about her own hopes and dreams and her disappointment about the increasingly unfavourable turn of events: her book includes an excellent discussion of what she describes as the "NGOisation of public space" in the 1990s.
"He [O'Shea] should say sorry to some of his team-mates for the many times he came into my office to say something unfavourable about them.
PICK OF THE WEEK When one Guardian journo wrote something unfavourable about Theophilus London, he got a response song in which the Brooklyn rapper offered to "fist him".
Of these 27 articles, eight (30%) were favourable, 10 (37%) were neutral, and nine (33%) were unfavourable about rosiglitazone safety.
They concluded that these results, and in particular the observed differences in data generalisability, may have accounted in part for their previous conclusions about costs that unfavourable results were less likely to be reported from pharmaceutical-sponsored studies.
If answering this question would provide information concerning the underlying mechanisms controlling the traits, it would also provide information about whether an unfavourable genetic correlation between two characters can be broken (in the case of linkage) or whether this is impossible (in the case of pleiotropism).
