Sentence examples for considered unfavourable from inspiring English sources

The economic plan focused almost entirely on cuts to sectors considered unfavourable to the Conservatives, and no fiscal stimulus plan was revealed, leading to outcry by all major opposition parties, who claim Harper is not doing enough to tackle the economic crisis.

If R L > 1, then it is considered unfavourable.

The trade-off between price and speed was uniformly considered unfavourable.

In general SSSR is considered unfavourable due to the non-uniqueness of the set and need for Gaussian matrix elimination (cubic runtime).

Generally, a minimal luminal diameter of the common iliac, external iliac or common femoral artery of <7 mm is considered unfavourable.

Circumferential calcification >60 % at external-internal iliac bifurcation and severe angulation between common and external iliac arteries (<90°) are considered unfavourable anatomy (Fig. 11) [30].

He also promised to respect press freedom, though he publicly chastises coverage he considers unfavourable.

The present study is a vivid example that how a complicated system can be modelled and simulated considering unfavourable conditions of guideway in a block diagram environment using widely used MATLAB SIMULINK tool box in a systematic manner.

Clinton's falling popularity has been so steady that last month she was considered more unfavourable than favourable – just like Trump.

The climate of the Andean Plateau also known as 'Altiplano' (altitude >4000 m above sea level, a.s.l). in South America can be considered as unfavourable to livestock.

However, in 2012 the NE survey showed that pairs had fallen to the lowest level since records began in 1980, with just over 1,000 nests with eggs at Abbeystead/Tarnbrook. It warned that the "entire Bowland population is significantly below the level at the time of SSSI notification and is considered in unfavourable and declining condition".