Sentence examples for unfavourable picture from inspiring English sources

A completely different picture emerges from Wednesday morning's papers, which paint an unfavourable picture of the authorities' handling of both the elections and the opposition protests.

Nineteenth-century fictional depictions of John were heavily influenced by Sir Walter Scott's historical romance, Ivanhoe, which presented "an almost totally unfavourable picture" of the king; the work drew on Victorian histories of the period and on Shakespeare's play.

25 Many studies focused on reporting simple RUM indicators for prescribing behaviours (eg, average number of medicines per prescription, or the proportion of prescriptions containing injectables), and most reported an unfavourable picture.

Another collaborator, Maurice Wilkins, objected that the book presents "a distorted and unfavourable image of scientists".

But it also occasionally reacts to things as trivial as an unfavourable film review.

This created an unfavourable impression throughout the empire.

The E-700 is a next-generation product which incorporates a flash for taking pictures under unfavourable light conditions and will open up a completely new experience for consumers and facilitate greater expression in peer to peer communication, Mr. Han added.

Here he is, also on the fringe of the picture, without an unfavourable referendum decision in sight.

"As a result the Capa connection had been suppressed because his pictures told the unfavourable story of the US troops, and so for years no one here really knew about them, they were considered subversive," said Hoffmann.

Progressive onset is an unfavourable prognostic predictor per se, since motor, sphincter control, and cognitive impairment are prominent features of the clinical picture, neurological disability continues to worsen over time, and no effective treatment exists [ 17].

Unfavourable stories invite libel suits.