Sentence examples for impact unfavourably from inspiring English sources
Fiona Millar, of the local state school campaign group Local Schools Network, said: "There are real dangers in having so many schools able to unilaterally change their arrangements and select pupils either overtly or covertly, which can impact unfavourably on other local schools.
The findings of this review lend support to the claims that hostile clinician behaviours can impact unfavourably upon patient care.
Announcing set times can also unfavourably impact the vibe of the night.
Milk, fat and protein yields and fertility were unfavourably impacted by increasing genomic and pedigree measures of inbreeding for the Holstein and Jersey breeds of dairy cattle.
The Derby's TV and betting impact have been compared unfavourably to those of the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
Economic growth rates during the last 10 15 years have consistently fallen below that required to make an impact on poverty, and on most socio-economic indicators Malawi compares unfavourably with her regional neighbours.
Regarding the former, recent studies of the impact of commercialization pressure on the research environment suggest that the trend is viewed unfavourably by many in the research community, and is associated with a variety of adverse effects on the conduct, integrity or direction of research [ 25– 27].
Scotland had been compared, unfavourably, with San Marino.
President Theodore Roosevelt compared the painting unfavourably to a Navajo rug.
Critics and public alike responded to the painting unfavourably.
