Sentence examples for quite unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Eventually the tribes entered into treaty relations with the governments of the United States or Canada, although the terms of these agreements were generally quite unfavourable to the tribes.

The evaluations of the Turkish students, however, were quite unfavourable (below the 3.5 midpoint).

This unrest was engineered by local magistrates and nobles, who enticed the people to revolt against the Lit de Justice, which was quite unfavourable to the nobles and magistrates.

With a 3°C warming, the suitable area could expand by 40%, especially in the northern and north-western regions (Fig. 2A), but the Tibetan Plateau and the surrounding mountainous area, and also the northern part of Yunnan and the western part of Sichuan would remain quite unfavourable.

These characteristics are likely quite unfavourable for cold water species and might explain why the harbour porpoise is absent from this area.

The option 'the situation is quite unfavourable and/or there is a dire need for intervention' scored 1 and 'the situation is good and needs no intervention' scored 5 points.

"Clearly this spike in the price of oil, unless it is just temporary, could well have quite an unfavourable affect on the global recovery process," said David Buik at BGC Partners.

The number of kills necessary to sustain a pack (Fig. 8c) is quite low even for very unfavourable pack compositions of one or two hunters and many followers.

One exception was Pakistan where 62% said they had no definite opinion of IS. "In some countries, like Lebanon, it's 100% unfavourable so their image is overall quite negative," says Steven Kull, a political psychologist at the University of Maryland.

The economy continues to grow quite fast; a recent slowing was largely due to unfavourable coffee and oil prices.

This kind of cattle is managed in extensive Mediterranean conditions in areas with difficult access, unfavourable topography and lack of resources, which makes it quite difficult to properly test all the animals of the herd.