Sentence examples for information unfavourable to from inspiring English sources

The campaign against the Brotherhood has also taken place alongside a crackdown on journalists suspected of presenting information unfavourable to the army and its supporters.

Increasingly gaining traction is the theory that Trump won as the result of tampering on behalf of his mate Vladimir Putin, whose army of hackers were busy during the election cycle obtaining and leaking information unfavourable to Hillary Clinton, and possibly also messing with electronic voting machines.

Twitter, as a rule, is unfavourable to politicians.

The May elections returned a majority unfavourable to the King.

"I appointed Gareth in a situation that was greatly unfavourable to him.

First, the average unfavourable decision (unfavourable to the prisoner, that is) took less time to arrive at (5.2 minutes) than the average favourable one (7.4 minutes).

4.30pm: The three main parties have been cherry-picking the IFS reports and highlighting the sections unfavourable to their opponents.

Kalanick sees any laws and regulations that are unfavourable to Uber by definition as anachronisms in need of overhauling.

The terms were unfavourable to the peasants in many, probably most, cases.

They also suggested that higher temperature (40 and 50 °C) was unfavourable to trilobite larvae.

Of those, 116 were substantially changed to "remove or alter comments unfavourable" to the force.