Sentence examples for unfavorable article from inspiring English sources

The company's public relations advisers took an unfavorable article that appeared three days earlier in The New York Times, got out their scissors and paste, and, having deleted all the skepticism, reissued it on the PR Newswire as if it were a rave review.

Ms. McCaw has also stirred broader tension in the community with threats of legal action against local merchants who hung signs sympathetic to the union cause, and against a journalist who wrote an unfavorable article about her in The American Journalism Review.

But was it because he would not stop unfavorable articles about advertisers, or because his job was simply eliminated?

In the autonomous Kurdish region in northern Iraq, human rights abuses have included the arrest of journalists who have written unfavorable articles about the government, the detainment of people for long periods without their being charged, and the killing of women for adultery or other transgressions.

As a secondary question, we assessed publications about DS in three journals devoted to complementary and alternative medicine (CAM); we expected CAM journals would have fewer pharmads and more DS articles; finally, we expected that fewer of the articles in CAM journals would be unfavorable about DS than articles in the general medical and primary care journals.

One article addressed the unfavorable effects of early PN, although this result should be more correctly regarded as a consequence of glucose load and hypercaloric feeding.

This article shows that the unfavorable context of emergence, as well as neo-corporatism, limited the weight of wind energy in France and Quebec and delayed the project development and the wind industry as a whole.

Then they had independent reviewers with no conflicts of interest grade each article as favorable, neutral or unfavorable, based on the authors' positions on an association between Avandia and heart attacks and on their recommendations for continuing or ending its use.

The article put Citibank in a slightly unfavorable light.

Such reporters will write certain articles that will be viewed as unfavorable by some sources.

By Richard J. Barnet and Ronald Muller The New Yorker, December 9, 1974 P. 100 REPORTER AT LARGE about the unfavorable impact of global corporations on the U.S. View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz By John Cassidy.