Sentence examples for unfavourable views from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, most unfavourable views of marketing are criticisms of poor marketing, not of strategically sound marketing practices.

In contrast, less than 30 per cent of those with financial links with the industry "expressed unfavourable views" of Avandia.

Mr Miliband's problem with speculation about a possible deal with the Scottish National Party after the election is emphasised by the unfavourable views of the SNP and Nicola Sturgeon (left), its leader, among English voters.

What the data show is not reassuring to Americans: in most places, the percentage holding "unfavourable views" of the United States has risen from 64% to 79% in Saudi Arabia, 33% to 62% in Turkey, 41% to 49% in Morocco.

All aflutter Poles apart Legitimate Crude realities Multicultural and aggrieved ReprintsResearch last year from the Pew Global Attitudes survey suggests that just 7% of Britons harbour unfavourable views of Jews.

Pew Research found that increasing numbers of people around the world held unfavourable views of Russia and its president, especially in Europe and the United States.

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

Another poll (ABC News/Washington Post) showed that 42% of Americans have either a "strongly unfavourable" or "unfavourable" view.

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

The answer is clear as 83% of Turks have an unfavourable view of America.

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