Sentence examples for unfavourable view on from inspiring English sources

Authors were classified as having a favourable view on rosiglitozone's safety (that is, rosiglitazone does not increase the risk of myocardial infarction), a neutral view, or an unfavourable view on the risk of myocardial infarction with rosiglitazone and on recommendations on the use of the drug.

Two reviewers blinded to the authors' financial relationships independently classified each article as presenting a favourable (that is, rosiglitazone does not increase the risk of myocardial infarction), neutral, or unfavourable view on the risk of myocardial infarction with rosiglitazone and on recommendations on the use of the drug.

By 1966, twice as many had an unfavourable view of him as a favourable one.

Shortly before King was assassinated, three years after the 1965 Selma protests, twice as many Americans had an unfavourable view of him as a favourable one.

Davidson expressed no surprise at Cuba taking on a new African protege, but he retained his own unfavourable view of Mengistu.

A ComRes opinion poll for The Independent on Sunday asked people if they had a favourable or unfavourable view of a mixed list of royalty and politicians.

In Britain, 48% said they had an unfavourable view of the EU and 44% said they had a favourable view.

More Americans have a "strongly unfavourable" view of Clinton than of any Democratic nominee since pollsters started asking the question.

Of those who responded to the poll, 47% said they now have a very unfavourable view of Akin, while 16% said they had a somewhat unfavourable view of him.

Pew conducted an extensive examination of voter attitudes, particularly among Democrats who have an unfavourable view of Obama.

Yet, in exit polling, 40% of the electorate said they had an unfavourable view of him.