Sentence examples for unfavourable impression of from inspiring English sources

Half the country has an unfavourable impression of her, and those views may have calcified by 2012.

In a recent NBC New York-Marist Poll, half of respondents said they wouldn't even consider him, though the survey also showed that more registered Democrats now have a favourable than unfavourable impression of him.

Despite a $30m publicity campaign, paid for by the government, 47% of old people and those on disability had an "unfavourable impression" of the new law, according to a poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation in August.

Octel was systematic in its attempts to nullify unfavourable impressions of its products.

This created an unfavourable impression throughout the empire.

A poll conducted in January for BNFL, a state-owned operator, showed that more people had a favourable impression of the nuclear industry (28%) than an unfavourable one (26%) for the first time since 1999.

But is the impression of polarization just that an impression?

Battle communicated an impression of strength.

Nor is this impression of novelty evanescent.

That gives the impression of weightlessness.

It gave a bad impression of women".