Sentence examples for deeply unfavorable from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi people, he said, hold deeply unfavorable impressions of Iran, even those who support political groups backed by Tehran.

With all of this brought to bear in the 2010 elections, a cycle deeply unfavorable for Democrats nationwide, North Carolina Republicans won both houses of the legislature for the first time in a century.

Only now economic circumstances will be even more deeply unfavorable.

Even among Latino Republicans, which is a relatively small group, Trump's image is deeply unfavorable — a net reading of negative-29, Gallup found.

Public opinion remains deeply divided, with 40 percent of Americans having an unfavorable view of the law and 37 percent holding a favorable view.

They insisted that they have no deal with SMG, the Nassau Coliseum's tough landlord, to modify the team's unfavorable lease, and have not analyzed deeply the possibility of a new arena to replace the creaky 28-year-old Coliseum.

His latest rating was 42% favorable versus 45% unfavorable, which is less negative than that of the deeply disliked Mr. Cuccinelli.

His 2000 running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, is a deeply unpopular figure in the party, with 69percentt of the delegates expressing an unfavorable view of him.

UV waves are unfavorable in cancer therapy because they do not possess the ability to penetrate deeply into tissue and besides induce damaging effects.

So much unfavorable detail is emerging that the bond issue will test investor faith in a deeply troubled state's commitment to do whatever is necessary, raise taxes or cut services, to keep its promises to bondholders.

Hillary Clinton's high unfavorable ratings in 1996 were due in part to perceptions that she was too deeply involved in helping shape White House policy.