Sentence examples for unfavorable terms from inspiring English sources

This week, he was criticized for comparing Syrian refugees to Skittles in unfavorable terms.

Indeed, Mr. Lockhart said, the company could have obtained additional credit, albeit on increasingly unfavorable terms.

A disagreement ensued and they have been on unfavorable terms since.

And Vodafone would have to unravel its very profitable and stable investment in Verizon Wireless on potentially unfavorable terms.

The regulators said Lloyd's could do that but that it would be forced to liquidate some investments at unfavorable terms.

Falling into Funders' Clutches Inventors may compromise their ability to profit from their work by accepting funding under unfavorable terms.

More recently, they saw a surge of first-time buyers taking out $500,000 mortgages at unfavorable terms even though they earned only $50,000 or less annually.

They said Fairey is contrite and noted that he settled his civil case with the AP on unfavorable terms that included sanctions.

Those mortgages carried higher interest rates and unfavorable terms that often resulted in borrowers falling behind on payments or losing their homes altogether.

But they also criticize the government for agreeing to what they view as unfavorable terms to get money to help fulfill election campaign promises.

This occurs when a nation's citizens are required to hold deposits in banks under unfavorable terms — meaning at low interest rates.