Sentence examples for so unfavourable from inspiring English sources

The backdrop in 2007 is so unfavourable that the chances of Rhodri Morgan and his fellow assembly members winning another majority in Wales are remote at best, but there is still no doubt that Labour will emerge the largest single party.

But the heart of McIlroy's complaints relate to fees and commissions which his legal team have stated "were so unfavourable towards the plaintiff [McIlroy] as to amount to an unconscionable bargain".

In Jurens's opinion, the popular image of plunging shells penetrating Hoods deck armour is inaccurate, as by his estimation the angle of fall of Bismarcks 15-inch shells at the moment of the loss would not have exceeded about 14°, an angle so unfavourable to penetration of horizontal armour that it is actually off the scale of contemporaneous German penetration charts.

It is surprising that although the children attended preschools aimed at promoting health, their intakes of energy from fat and fatty acids were so unfavourable.

Hence, it seems more pragmatic and helpful to accept cut-offs for lower sensitivity (for example, 10% [Table 5]), so that unfavourable samples can safely be interpreted.

However, within the migration literature, the line between "willing" forms of migration ("economic migration") and "forced" migration has become blurred [ 22], with many apparently willing migrants compelled to do so by unfavourable circumstances in their home regions (such as a lack of viable economic opportunity).

The battlecruisers under my command found themselves, in view of the prevailing [East-North-East] wind, in the windward position and so in an unfavourable situation from the outset".

Furthermore, since a thermodynamic quantity was returned it was possible to establish if the interaction was favourable or unfavourable and so to obtain useful information to understand and predict the dissolution behaviour of polymeric systems containing the same materials.