Sentence examples for being unfavourable from inspiring English sources
The "natural" prognosis often being unfavourable, with conventional therapeutic methods having relatively limited effects, has encouraged researchers to work on new alternatives.
The findings show that private investors perceive the business environment in Kosovo as being unfavourable, characterised by high microeconomic risks, where the cost of capital is high, and in which complementary factors in the form of human capital are extensively scarce.
How aging, being unfavourable for the individual, can evolve is one of the fundamental problems of biology.
This appears to cause PArg to rotate away from the catalytic cysteine, with the resulting position being unfavourable for cleavage to occur.
Here, 'damp housing condition', 'single oven heating' (single room heating with coke, gas, oil) and 'living at busy road' (distance to traffic street < 50 m) [ 9] are considered as being unfavourable health-related living conditions.
Public reaction to the reforms was unfavourable.
Twitter, as a rule, is unfavourable to politicians.
Yet while the omens may be unfavourable, Varoufakis will try.
By his estimation, roughly 97% are unfavourable, coloured by orientalist myths, racist demonising and xenophobic paranoia.
Les Rougon-Mattractedttrattentionenthroughoutghout Europe and America, but critics in Britain were unfavourable and translations slow to appear.
"Some of our competitors have been complaining about the weather, but we don't think it was unfavourable," he said.
