Sentence examples for not favourably from inspiring English sources
Inevitably, these two worlds have collided several times already, and not favourably.
This led them to postulate that schizophrenia was caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain, but these ideas were not favourably received by their colleagues.
Mariners were not favourably disposed to these early flashing lights, contending that a fixed steady light was essential for a satisfactory bearing.
The works exhibited, which reflected primarily the newer styles of Jugendstil and Fauvism, were not favourably received by the critics or the public.
The teenager's reputation was developing faster off the pitch than on it, and not favourably, and his form had dipped alarmingly meaning that the first four months of the season were spent in frustration on the substitutes' bench.
It was reviewed in serious newspapers, if not very favourably.
Ratings agencies do not look favourably on dividend recapitalisations.
Unfortunately, the market does not look favourably on banks acquiring life companies.
The problem is that their pay does not compare favourably with that in other professions in areas of economic boom.
Its growth figures – both in terms of users and revenue – have not compared favourably to Facebook since it floated.
