Sentence examples for any unfavourable from inspiring English sources
An adverse event (AE) was defined as "any unfavourable and unintended sign, symptom, or disease temporally associated with the use of the drug administered".
China has vowed to ignore any unfavourable ruling by the tribunal, despite being a signatory of the convention.
Generally, the shaman was never contradicted, nor was any unfavourable opinion expressed about him behind his back.
However, any unfavourable economic developments may necessitate tough austerity measures towards the end of the government's term.Liberalism curtailedThe CDA had wanted to ease redundancy laws to make it easier for firms to fire workers, but this was rejected by the PvdA and as a result there will be no changes in redundancy legislation.
By controlling the physical and social environment, an attempt is made to destroy loyalties to any unfavourable groups or individuals, to demonstrate to the individual that his attitudes and patterns of thinking are incorrect and must be changed, and to develop loyalty and unquestioning obedience to the ruling party.
Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna says it will not allow the government to use the SAARC summit to sign any unfavourable deals to Sri Lanka.
In the large Prognosis in Postanoxic Coma Study Group PROPACC) all patients with NSE levels >33 μg/l at any time had an unfavourable outcome [ 6].
According to ICF construct any health condition, in an unfavourable environment, can cause disability.
However, the two patients did not have any specific cause having an unfavourable outcome, suggesting that the normal finding of DWI is not always associated with a favourable outcome [ 17, 27, 28].
He even tampered with the imperial records from the last years of his father's reign and the first years of his own, ordering the suppression of any accounts unfavourable to himself or favourable to his opponents.
However, when devising such programmes, any potential unfavourable effects of blood pressure surges on the brain should be taken into account.
