Sentence examples for extremely unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Cleon is represented by Aristophanes and Thucydides in an extremely unfavourable light, but neither can be considered an unprejudiced witness.

The political situation was extremely unfavourable, however, since Judah south of Hebron had been occupied by Edomites escaping from Arab pressure, while the tiny remainder north of Hebron had passed under the control of the governor of Samaria.

In a statement, the interior ministry described the political situation as "extremely unfavourable for staging matches".

It has been reported that adapted marine microorganisms can survive in extremely unfavourable environmental conditions containing high concentrations of pollutants and toxic substances like heavy metals, hydrocarbons, xenobiotics and other recalcitrant compounds by forming biofilm [10].

Finnish Chief of Defence Carl Gustav Emil Mannerheim repeatedly reminded the German side that in the event their troops in Estonia retreated, Finland would be forced to make peace even on extremely unfavourable terms.

However, this is an extremely unfavourable assumption [50], [55].

Some independents say they are being offered "highly unfavourable terms".

The study documented that cytoplasmic-membranous expression of CD24 represented an extremely strong unfavourable prognostic factor in breast cancer.

On the other hand, genetic pauperization and isolation of two other populations in connection with extremely small population sizes and unfavourable habitat conditions seem to reflect recent bottlenecks.

In such environments, plant species have to deal with a harsh combination of unfavourable factors including a long period of aridity, which leads to extremely low air humidity, a high proportion of short-wave radiation, low atmospheric pressure and year-round frosts (Körner 2003).

An unfavourable polling result, perhaps.