Sentence examples for largely unfavourable from inspiring English sources

In February 2010, a month before being sentenced to prison, he released the rock-influenced album Rebirth, which was met with largely unfavourable reviews.

Reaction to the architecture of the college has been largely unfavourable.

Sorabji himself developed a largely unfavourable view of his early works, to the extent that late in his life he even considered destroying many of their manuscripts.

The economy continues to grow quite fast; a recent slowing was largely due to unfavourable coffee and oil prices.

The finding that illness severity decreased over time in control patients, but remained constant in the cases, supports the notion that severe thrombocytopenia probably largely reflects the unfavourable course of the underlying disease and possibly the aggravating role of thrombocytopenia itself.

Blunt is largely relaxed about his unfavourable write-ups, admitting that he's "in the entertainment industry rather than the music industry," and so some tabloid hackery is inevitable.

The unfavourable state of maternal health services is largely associated with the a paucity of resources in the health sector in the countries in general [ 6] and in women's health specifically [ 1, 7].

McCartney largely directed the film, which brought the group their first unfavourable critical response.

Authors who were unfavourable on the issue of rosiglitazone safety were largely free of identifiable financial conflicts of interest.

Clarke confirmed that he has read and heard the suggestions that it is only in this series that he has finally won round the Australian public whose unfavourable opinion of him seems to have been shaped largely by a relationship with the "Where the bloody hell are ya?" model Lara Bingle and an ill-advised underwear ad.

The dentin organic matrix has been largely explored and novel findings point to a highly complex and somewhat unfavourable interaction between dental materials and its organic constituents from a nanostructural perspective [5,10 12].