Sentence examples for unfavourable statistics from inspiring English sources

Such unfavourable statistics made it especially challenging, yet critically important, to independently confirm heavy-element synthesis results.

This creates unreasonably high memory demand for the computation and unfavourable for the quality of the statistics as reduces the observed frequency of the individual motifs.

Some shocking statistics from the section dealing with classic rock: a whopping 26percentt of voters have an unfavourable opinion of the Rolling Stones (and only 61percentt of voters like them), more voters have an unfavourable opinion of Kurt Cobain (44percentthanhan a favourable one (25percentt) and 86 percent have never downloaded music illegally.

Unfavourable stories invite libel suits.

An unfavourable polling result, perhaps.

Questions abounded, generally with unfavourable instinctive responses.

Public reaction to the reforms was unfavourable.

Gabonese officials ditched an unfavourable resource deal.

But these do not look unfavourable.

Iceland is facing some unfavourable comparisons.

The national press gave the bill an unfavourable response.