Sentence examples for unfavourable rate from inspiring English sources

The government intervened, converting the deposits to pesos at a very unfavourable rate of 1.4 to the dollar.

I resist, but eventually have no choice but to take out a troika of loans at unfavourable rates.

Undoubtedly she makes enemies: a Gallup poll on May 8th gave her a 47% unfavourable rating compared with 50% favourable.

Republicans in Congress already have a -44% unfavourable rating (68% unfavourable to 24% favourable), according to TPM's Polltracker average of polls, and it's been in roughly similar territory since mid-2011.

All of which helps explain the exit polls taken by the Los Angeles Times on March 8th: 54% of the sample gave Mr Hahn an unfavourable rating, whereas only 26% disliked Mr Villaraigosa.

Table 5 below shows that despite the fact that the negative rate has fallen from comparatively high levels earlier in the decade, Kosovo continues to have very unfavourable rates of domestic savings in comparison to comparator countries (except for Montenegro).

The public at large is another question – a recent Independent on Sunday poll made uncomfortable reading for Corbynistas with an eight point increase in the leader's "unfavourable" rating since his election in September.

Her "unfavourable" ratings are worryingly high: the same poll gives her a favourability/unfavourability rating of 49/48 compared with 50/30 for Mr Obama.

Groupon said it had been hit by an unfavourable exchange rate and a weak European market.

Tighter immigration laws, an unfavourable exchange rate and the greater impact of the recession in Britain have made leaving the sun behind a less attractive proposition.

While a bureau de change will disguise its commission in an unfavourable exchange rate, the credit card companies have to separately itemise the currency exchange and its additional fee.