Sentence examples for seen as unfavourable from inspiring English sources

The choice to live outside the enclave and the fact of being younger than 40 years old are seen as unfavourable motivations and are thus ascribed to push factors.

Although the number of CFS diagnosed subjects was very low, it may mean that the diagnosis of CFS cannot be seen as unfavourable for remission.

The regions rejected the current PA because of what they saw as unfavourable financial terms and concern over the future of the major tournaments they play in - the Pro12 and the European competitions.

Perivalvular extension of infection (abscess and/or fistula) has traditionally been seen as an unfavourable prognostic factor [ 7, 37] although less so in more recent studies [ 25, 38].

Part-time workers are often seen as peripheral workers and are given unfavourable working times [28].

Hibernation and daily torpor are traditionally seen as energy-saving adaptations to survive unfavourable periods in temperate and arctic climates.

BBM had been seen as a potential revenue source for the company, which has seen its share of the phone market dwindle following unfavourable reaction to its new BB10 handsets launched at the start of 2013.

Also, contextual interactions were not as unfavourable as for the other domains.

As CNTNAP2 gene is located in a CFS-site 7q35-36 is is not unlikely that the inactivation seen in unfavourable NB tumours is caused by entire or partial gene deletions at DNA level.

Philomena has had almost universally warm notices, although one critic, Kyle Smith, wrote an unfavourable review in the New York Post in which he expressed dismay at what he sees as the film's anti-Catholic sentiment, and brands Lee a "ninny".

On the other hand, the Burgundians and Visigoths were often seen in an unfavourable light by the Romans because they adopted a heretical form of Christianity Arianism.