Sentence examples for otherwise unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Participants agree to the possibility that their "appearance, depiction, and portrayal… may be disparaging, defamatory, embarrassing or of an otherwise unfavourable nature, may expose me to public ridicule, humiliation or condemnation, and may portray me in a false light".

The soil may be poorly drained, gravelly, or overly sandy; it may be covering buried debris boards, cement blocks, bricks, and mortar; or it may be too dry or otherwise unfavourable for good plant growth.

This again coincides with the introduction of FCV, suggesting that BEV benefits under conditions or strategies that are otherwise unfavourable towards e-mobility as they affect FCV more.

We propose that the apparent contradiction between superior nutrient conditions and inferior plant food quality on heuweltjies is caused by a combination of otherwise unfavourable soil properties and historic overgrazing of heuweltjies resulting in local degradation of the vegetation.

A behaviour that allows cooperators to recognize cheaters, and then avoid interaction with such individuals can facilitate the evolution of cooperation in otherwise unfavourable circumstances (Fig 2).

In view of the otherwise unfavourable natural course of these aneurysms, the reported 63% good outcome rate justifies the procedure in a small subset of highly selected patients.

This is designed to enable a rotational repositioning that allows for advancement of the genioglossus attachments but also avoids an excessive projection of pogonion, which would otherwise result in an unfavourable profile.

Otherwise the party could expect unfavourable treatment from the Murdoch press, Mr Clegg said.

Overseas, there were only a handful of countries that enjoyed a rise in UK visitors, including Jamaica, Lithuania and Egypt - which tour operators say has partly benefited from gaining tourists who would otherwise go to euro zone countries but were put off by the unfavourable exhange rate to the pound.

For example, detecting breast cancers by screening that would otherwise never have been clinically diagnosed, but are now treated, is such an unfavourable side effect.

Overdiagnosis, the detection of breast cancers by screening that would otherwise never have been clinically diagnosed but are now consequently treated, is such an unfavourable side effect.