Sentence examples for unfavourably about from inspiring English sources

Among the offending powers the government seeks to grant itself are the power to ban newspapers, to jail journalists for writing unfavourably about it, and to ban foreigners from owning media companies in Zimbabwe.ZANU has a solid majority in parliament, not least because Mr Mugabe appoints a fifth of the members.

Khamenei also contrasted Barack Obama's comments about the election unfavourably with the US president's letter offering better relations with Iran.

The current official view of the issue will be expounded with all relevant critical points and a proposal will be advanced for changes and adjustments to the classification of the main CDH subchapter: the one about migraine that evolves unfavourably over time.

He and the composer Virgil Thomson continually wrote disparagingly about Barbirolli, comparing him unfavourably with Toscanini.

Looking back at reviews from its release in 2002, some critics were flippant about the film, comparing it unfavourably to East is East.

"I've met people in all corners of the world who bang on about the first time they saw it, but I was quite astounded…" Looking back at reviews from its release in 2002, some critics were flippant about the film, comparing it unfavourably to East is East.

Recent work found that the brain responds more strongly to information about ethnic groups who are portrayed unfavourably, suggesting that the negative depiction of minorities in the media can fuel bias.

Delivering the MacTaggart lecture at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival 20 years after his father Rupert, Murdoch described UK broadcasting as "the Addams Family of world media", comparing it unfavourably with the industries in India and France and complaining about the "astonishing" burden of regulation placed on BSkyB, the pay-TV giant he chairs.

In the most unfavourable case, in which data were interpreted unfavourably in five instances to create a very highly unlikely scenario, the mobile screening unit had an incremental cost effectiveness ratio of about £26 000 (table 4).

But then Julie Walters unfavourably compares him to his predecessor (set to What About Livingstone).

When she went on I'm a Celebrity, Adlington was shown having a tearful meltdown about her body insecurities after comparing herself unfavourably with her fellow contestant, Amy Willerton, a model and former Miss Universe contestant.