Sentence examples for generally unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Weak and unstable foreign markets have contributed to the generally unfavourable international-trade accounts of many West Indian countries.

As their territories were generally unfavourable to the support of concentrated populations, the Apacheans tended to reside in dispersed groups.

After the emperor's death (May 5, 1821), Lowe returned to England, where he received the thanks of King George IV but was met with generally unfavourable opinion.

The low pH of fruits is generally unfavourable for the growth of bacteria, but yeasts and molds can grow and cause spoilage in fruits.

And with tax issues being generally unfavourable for investments imported into another country, It is important to avoid having to transfer too much money from the UK, says Ms Gee.

The remix received generally unfavourable reviews from music critics.

Questions abounded, generally with unfavourable instinctive responses.

Eventually the tribes entered into treaty relations with the governments of the United States or Canada, although the terms of these agreements were generally quite unfavourable to the tribes.

Further decrease in HGT generally would unfavourable because a genome reduction ratchet would be set in action.

In rice, surprisingly very few studies on the effect of AM are available, possibly because research focuses on irrigated rice grown under flooded, anaerobic conditions, which are generally considered unfavourable for fungi.

People with higher GHQ-12 scores generally had unfavourable levels of covariates and mortality risk, apart from being slightly younger and having a lower systolic blood pressure than those with lower GHQ-12 scores.