Sentence examples for performance was unfavourable from inspiring English sources

The Daily News agreed, and stated that the impression gained from the prince's performance was unfavourable.

Public reaction to the reforms was unfavourable.

"Some of our competitors have been complaining about the weather, but we don't think it was unfavourable," he said.

It was found that the cell morphology was filamentous, which was unfavourable for ARA production.

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

The effects of the preload and pre-damage of original column could be unfavourable on the cyclic performance of retrofitted column.

However, one needs to consider that our approach was based on the specifications developed for searches in SUMSearch; therefore, the transfer of a "SUMSearch-specific" strategy to Google Scholar might have been unfavourable for its retrieval performance.

Twitter, as a rule, is unfavourable to politicians.

Yet while the omens may be unfavourable, Varoufakis will try.

By his estimation, roughly 97% are unfavourable, coloured by orientalist myths, racist demonising and xenophobic paranoia.

Les Rougon-Mattractedttrattentionenthroughoutghout Europe and America, but critics in Britain were unfavourable and translations slow to appear.