The phrase "adverse tide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is unfavorable or challenging, often in a metaphorical sense related to circumstances that are difficult to navigate.
Example: "Despite the adverse tide of public opinion, the project continued to move forward."
Alternatives: "unfavorable current" or "negative flow".
Now policymakers are scrambling to build an economic breakwater that might protect the emirate's prosperity from adverse tides: plunging property prices, ebbing trade and tourism, and the unaccustomed difficulty of refinancing its ambitions.The debt of Dubai's government and government-controlled companies is about $80 billion.
The Liberal Democrats believe the local popularity of many of their MPs will enable them to withstand the adverse electoral tide.
She and Scioli will have to address the mistakes they made in the past few weeks and months, but they might also feel they are running up against an adverse historical tide.
In February 1967 General Earle G. Wheeler, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made one of his periodic visits to South Vietnam, afterward reporting to the President that "the adverse military tide has been reversed, and General Westmoreland now has the initiative.
However, as concerns accumulated about the adverse events of rosiglitazone, the TIDE trial was halted because it was deemed unethical to continue exposure to rosiglitazone (28).
But if you don't utter a single adverse thing against her/him, the tide will turn in favor of you.
The observations were carried out every time belugas came to the studied area, i.e., once or twice a day at low-tide [76], except adverse weather conditions.
Where are the new frontiers in the study of inequality, and how can social policy stem the tide or lessen the adverse consequences of rising inequality?
Because this was an initial evaluation of the possible human adverse health effects of Florida red tide airborne toxin exposure, it was considered hypothesis generating.
