Sentence examples for progress unfavorably from inspiring English sources

In addition to socioeconomic factors, our data highlights that extremely young and advanced maternal ages are associated with a higher risk of maternal complications that progress unfavorably to near-miss or maternal death.

The main weakness of the currently used prognostic markers in colorectal adenocarcinoma, is their inability to point out patients without metastases, whose clinical course will progress unfavorably and patients with metastatic disease who will have a relatively better outcome [ 1].

(23) We found only one report of CTCL-γδ that described spontaneous regression;(24) generally, CTCL-γδ progresses unfavorably.

But even the math improvements at both grade levels compared unfavorably with progress made from 2000 to 2003, said Jack Jennings, president of the Center on Education Policy, a nonprofit group that has mixed criticism of the law with praise for its accomplishments.

Winning candidates, by contrast, tend to reach late spring with at least as many people judging them favorably as unfavorably and to show quick progress in winning over undecideds.

Among other things, Mr. Carter has criticized Mr. Reagan as failing to make progress on arms control negotiations, and spoke unfavorably in an interview today about the terms of the exchange that freed the American journalist Nicholas S. Daniloff, who had been accused of spying by the Soviet Union.

There have been whole schools of powerful thought which have viewed this phenomenon unfavorably, in the name of progress, modernization and reason.

I feel annoyed and frustrated with these men for thwarting a progress I've become engrossed in; their scruples, though admirable in theory, contrast unfavorably with Undine's desires.

Among those surveyed, 64% had an unfavorable view of Trump, while 54% felt unfavorably toward Clinton. .

And 51percentt view Clinton unfavorably.

member and unfavorably toward a Republican.