Sentence examples for rather unfavourable from inspiring English sources

It is a week since this newspaper carried my rather unfavourable report on "Lolcat - Teh Exhibishun", a show of 49 works on a theme of lolcat, the odd but massive internet phenomenon anthropomorphising cats by adding misspelt words to pictures of them.

According to the German Ageing Survey, around two thirds of elderly households live in these rather unfavourable locations.

Regarding the present and future economic and political conditions of the home country, Turkish students made rather unfavourable evaluations which seemed to discourage their entrepreneurial intentions.

When faced with these rather unfavourable odds for long-term research success, how do you find your own strategy for maintaining your stamina for the game?

Turkish students' low level of entrepreneurial intention can be explained by their rather unfavourable evaluations of the economic and political conditions of home country which seemed to discourage their entrepreneurial intentions.

These conditions are rather unfavourable for sexual reproduction of flowering plants.

Estimating the spatial origin of signal variability for only relatively short sample sizes using DSTMs is problematic especially under the rather usual unfavourable signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) conditions [8, 24, 28, 34].

The data which has been obtained from existing records of computerised health reports in Primary Healthcare centres (PHCC) in our city show us a rather more unfavourable panorama as the percentage of 18.26%.

In spite of general awareness of risk factors, there is little to suggest that coronary disease will soon disappear; rather, obesity and unfavourable life-style of many will continue to recruit further patients and, additionally, an epidemic of heart failure is anticipated.

There was a high degree of heterogeneity between studies (I=81.9%, p<0.001) that was mostly a result of variation in the degree of deference rather than an unfavourable direction towards the null.

The relevant inequalities are: O1 >  O2 (in state A the entity is better off in the favourable rather that the unfavourable environment); O1 >  O3 (in the favourable environment the entity is better off in state A than state B); O4 >  O2 (in the unfavourable environment the entity is better off in state B than state A, hence the cost of a misinterpretation) [ 6].