Sentence examples for unfavourable turn from inspiring English sources

These ultimately took an unfavourable turn for the Ukrainians, and by late July the Poles were in full control of Galicia.

But he has connived in letting Mr Mandelson make light of what he did.A letter of resignation is often the last chance politicians have to put a favourable spin on an unfavourable turn of events.

One of her admirable qualities is her honesty about her own hopes and dreams and her disappointment about the increasingly unfavourable turn of events: her book includes an excellent discussion of what she describes as the "NGOisation of public space" in the 1990s.

Germany's fortunes in the war began to take an unfavourable turn after the disastrous Battle of Stalingrad, where Manstein commanded a failed relief effort in late 1942.

Furthermore, it should be noted that pancreatic cancer has a very unfavourable prognosis which in turn leads to small absolute numbers of subsequent cancers.

In one training session, managers were given a Norwegian squad who were in an unfavourable scenario and told to turn the team's fortunes around within so many weeks.

The large sums of money paid to foreign mercenaries and as bribes to foreign governments must also have contributed to an unfavourable balance of payments that in turn stimulated inflation.

Stephen James Walker, a writer of reference works on Doctor Who, gave an unfavourable review to Rose's return in "Turn Left" in his "unauthorised guide to Doctor Whos fourth series," Monsters Within.

Bringing together these lines of research it is possible that childhood maltreatment may lead to an unfavourable clinical course in bipolar disorder that in turn contributes to the high medical burden observed in this illness.

Consequently, some of these countries make urban life unfavourable for refugees or in the best scenario, turn a blind eye to their health care needs.

The increased risk of gastrointestinal bleeding, which we took into account, further contributed to the relatively unfavourable profile of a polypill containing aspirin, which turned out to be the least cost-effective option.