Sentence examples for reflect unfavourably from inspiring English sources

This does reflect unfavourably on the British Treasury and Revenue and Customs, as they are encouraging the sale of material that the Italians say is looted.

The impoverishment of any one country reflects unfavourably on the world as a whole.

Metabolic parameters were unfavourably changed, reflected by a decreased Quicki index, which reduced from 0.39±0.05 to 0.36±0.05 (P<0.36±0.05

I reflect.

His perceived failure has seen many Palestinians compare Abbas unfavourably with his predecessor, Yassir Arafat, with an increasing nostalgia that is reflected in the many T-shirts at clashes bearing Arafat's face.

However, the Japanese system compares unfavourably with those in other developed countries in terms of the inefficiency of healthcare service delivery, as reflected by long hospital stays of more than 20 days as compared to only 6.7 days on average for Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OEcountriesries [ 6].

He reflected.

Lisa Schwarzbaum reflects.

Reflecting light.

Mostly unfavourably.

Scotland had been compared, unfavourably, with San Marino.