Sentence examples for setting unfavorable from inspiring English sources
Aereo has filed a suit against AereoKiller LLC over the naming arrangement, but for now the startup seems more concerned that its clone doesn't run around setting unfavorable precedents.
In a note on Wednesday, analysts with JPMorgan Chase, said that the deal "sets an unfavorable precedent for future acquisitions to come".
In a note on Wednesday, analysts with JPMorgan Chase, said the deal "sets an unfavorable precedent for future acquisitions to come".
Setting the most unfavorable fire scene, and application FDS and evacuation software simulation, and obtain the TASET and TRSET.
In our review of methods of induction of labor in the setting of unfavorable cervix, we did not identify a clear best choice for induction of labor in this setting.
The initial studies in the mature lung that proved that AFC is achieved by active ion transport in the setting of unfavorable hydrostatic and colloid gradients were done in anesthetized, ventilated sheep.
The set with least unfavorable constraints is the smallest entropy loss route.
Because the experimental model was set to accelerate unfavorable effects in biocompatibility, a direct comparison to clinical circumstances is not given.
It was reasoned that replacement of Arg141 with a glutamic acid would have a dual effect in that it would set up an unfavorable interaction with Glu107 and reduce the hydrophobicity of the Ala306 binding pocket.
A May 2017 report on News Coverage of Donald Trump's First 100 days from the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy says Trump has "received unsparing coverage for most weeks of his presidency, without a single major topic where Trump's coverage, on balance, was more positive than negative, setting a new standard for unfavorable press coverage of a president".
This pattern is consistent with a "social chain of risk" or "social pathway" life course model, which hypothesizes that childhood circumstances influence adult health indirectly by setting an individual on an unfavorable life trajectory which eventually will affect adult health.
