Sentence examples for make unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Those turning out for campaign meetings often say they are undecided and make unfavourable comparisons with the calibre of Republicans who canvassed for their support in the past.

This is likely due to obstacles that impede program implementation, such as a lack of resources in terms of teachers, time and money available [ 22], as well as the fact that teachers often make unfavourable adaptations to program content [ 23, 24].

It could have been a lot worse; I could have made unfavourable comparisons with Sweden, who occupied Finland for 600 years before the Russians.

Making unfavourable comparisons between Labor's present and its past is the easiest thing in the world, and it deftly avoids the topic of what Malcolm Turnbull has done to deserve to be prime minister.

The trade in dog meat made unfavourable global headlines during this country's hosting of the Olympics and the World Cup.

Others complained of a lack of melody, and made unfavourable comparisons with the traditional Opéra-Comique fare of Auber and Boieldieu.

Modifying their surface, in order to make them unfavourable to microbial colonization, is an interesting and promising option (Tiller et al. 2001).

Neuropathic constitution is not pathology, but it can reduce compensatory abilities and make an unfavourable background for further disorders.

2 4 Because low patient volumes make it unfavourable for commercial investment in orphan drug research, drug regulatory authorities have incentives in place to encourage their development and manufacture by pharmaceutical companies.

The lack of focus on signs and symptoms in the SHE is likely to make it unfavourable from the FDA perspective as an instrument to support a PRO label claim.

These countries are having difficulty servicing old debt agreements made on unfavourable terms.