Sentence examples for were unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Les Rougon-Mattractedttrattentionenthroughoutghout Europe and America, but critics in Britain were unfavourable and translations slow to appear.

The terms were unfavourable to the peasants in many, probably most, cases.

The film was over budget, over schedule and over long, and the RKO bosses insisted it be cut down after preview audiences became restless and impatient, and the majority of opinion cards were unfavourable.

The selective consequences for the signal receiver of responding to the model are always positive (the reaction would disappear if, on balance, it were unfavourable to the receiver).

While he did attend the opening of the houses of Parliament and in general obtained some knowledge of English politics, his only recorded comments on that score were unfavourable.

A Gallup poll just a few weeks before the march revealed that 71% of Americans knew about it and of those only 23% were favourable while 42% were unfavourable, 18% thought it wouldn't accomplish anything and 7% thought it would end in violence.

Public reaction to the reforms was unfavourable.

Twitter, as a rule, is unfavourable to politicians.

Yet while the omens may be unfavourable, Varoufakis will try.

By his estimation, roughly 97% are unfavourable, coloured by orientalist myths, racist demonising and xenophobic paranoia.

"Some of our competitors have been complaining about the weather, but we don't think it was unfavourable," he said.