Sentence examples for that unfavourable from inspiring English sources

But a new study has concluded that unfavourable weather conditions make New Yorkers give better tips on restaurant deliveries.

Objectives: To test the hypothesis that unfavourable health behaviour among young unemployed people is more common in areas with low unemployment than in areas with high unemployment.

It is hypothesised that unfavourable land uses may increase the effective isolation of habitat patches through increased predation risk of dispersing voles.

This evidenced that unfavourable climatic conditions for the disease development can be counterbalanced by conditions of high vine growth and associated canopy and cluster features.

He referred to a study from the Pew Centre's Project for Excellence in Journalism, which found that unfavourable media stories about Mr McCain outnumbered favourable ones by more than three to one.

Two possible explanations for the elevated frequency of schizophrenia among the poor would be that persons with schizophrenia "drift downward" to the lowest socioeconomic class because they are impaired by their illness or alternatively that unfavourable sociocultural conditions create circumstances that help induce the illness.

The risk is that something unfavourable is uncovered".

No publisher, fearing that an unfavourable review, would attempt to stop a book critic quoting from some novel.

Kalanick sees any laws and regulations that are unfavourable to Uber by definition as anachronisms in need of overhauling.

In the classical migration literature, it is suggested that such unfavourable economic climate would make people more likely to move abroad.

There seems to be a new African strategy, of holding fair elections and then delaying and obfuscating when results that are unfavourable to the ruling party come through.