1. First reactions have been distinctly unfavourable.

2. Excessive moisture is unfavourable for soybean germination.

3. Enrichment where weather conditions have been exceptionally unfavourable

4. The conditions were unfavourable for intensive agricultural production.

5. The play got splendid, excellent, unfavourable, etc reviews.

6. He makes unfavourable comparisons between British and French cooking.

7. The disappointing profits are due to unfavourable currency translations.

8. The documentary presents him in a very unfavourable light.

9. 16 The documentary presents him in a very unfavourable light.

10. We found that most people are unfavourable to the idea.

11. The company will lend you money on very unfavourable terms.

12. Unfavourable weather has had damaging effects on this year's harvest.

13. 23 The disappointing profits are due to unfavourable currency translations.

14. A more unfavourable response was given today by the Prime Minister.

15. Adversity definition: Adversity is a very difficult or unfavourable situation

16. Brickbat (noun), an unfavourable criticism, unkind remark or sharp put-down

17. 22 synonyms for Averse: opposed, reluctant, hostile, unwilling, backward, unfavourable, loath, disinclined

18. Careless spelling mistakes in a letter can create an unfavourable impression .

19. There has been a lot of unfavourable publicity about the hospital.

20. Unfavourable economic conditions were blocking a recovery of the American insurance market.

21. This double - whammy drives prices in a direction unfavourable to the customer.

22. 3 Unfavourable economic conditions were blocking a recovery of the American insurance market.

23. Adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Adverse decisions, conditions, or effects are unfavourable to you

24. Natural causes include drought, flooding, unfavourable weather conditions, plant disease, and insect infestation.

25. In addition, it provides energy even in unfavourable weather – free of noise and emissions.

26. Of the 43 industry-funded studies, only 6 came out with any unfavourable findings.

27. For the Republicans, it was a defensive struggle for democracy, against increasingly unfavourable odds.

28. Biofouling refers to the unfavourable attachment and accumulation of marine sessile organisms (e.g

29. Within seconds visual behaviours are sending signals which create a favourable or an unfavourable impression.

30. Antonyms for Benefic include bad, disadvantageous, unfavorable, unfavourable, unfriendly, unhelpful, unprofitable, adverse, prejudicial and damaging

31. Antonyms for Adoring include unloving, abhorring, abominating, despising, detesting, hating, loathing, cold, unfavorable and unfavourable

32. Proteinuria in patients with glomerulonephritis decreased spontaneously, but the course of amyloidosis patients was unfavourable.

33. Years of unfavourable comment, of poor gold prices and worse fundamentals are being explained away.

34. Though he notes occasional heroism, his general verdict on the working classes is unfavourable.

35. The whole international economic situation is very unfavourable for the countries in the south.

36. Antonyms for Advantageous include disAdvantageous, damaging, detrimental, hurtful, harmful, inconvenient, unfavourable, difficult, prejudicial and unhelpful

37. Afforestation is the planting of trees or even seed sowing in unfavourable land to create forests

38. Antonyms for Beneficial include detrimental, disadvantageous, damaging, harmful, bad, unfavorable, unfavourable, adverse, destructive and disagreeable

39. In 2007, due to unfavourable weather conditions, only 12 ha of the fireguard was burned.

40. Rosacea keratitis has an unfavourable prognosis and may lead to vision loss in severe cases.

41. 10 Though he notes occasional heroism, his general verdict on the working classes is unfavourable.

42. The high rate of nitrogen and phosphorus is unfavourable to the photosynthesis of the phytoplankton.

43. At that time, the opinion of the French political class was unanimously unfavourable towards Dreyfus.

44. Admonitory definition: expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective synonyms: unfavorable, unfavourable, reproving, admonishing, reproachful

45. Following widespread unfavourable publicity, Grand Lodge decided to redefine its rules on public relations in 19

46. He was now encumbered with a record that the voters generally regarded in an unfavourable light.

47. The stress case assumes two additional years of unfavourable low interest rates compared with the base case.

48. For example, the modifications could be carried out badly, resulting in unfavourable publicity for the software company.

49. The other way in which he could compensate for unfavourable power relations was through effective public relations.

50. 30 The other way in which he could compensate for unfavourable power relations was through effective public relations.

51. Following widespread unfavourable publicity, Grand Lodge decided to redefine its rules on public relations in 19 Sentencedict.com

52. And correspondingly, not to have a job is highly unfavourable so people outside paid work are considered inferior.

53. Specific handicaps refer to natural conditions unfavourable for agricultural production, e.g. poor soil, poor drainage or excessive salinity.

54. A great deal of fervent and unfavourable publicity was heaped upon the papacy as a result of this issue.

55. Furthermore, the unfavourable climate may have repercussions on the general attitudes to the black population in the United Kingdom.

56. The first defendant's report was unfavourable to the plaintiff and it was sent by him to the plaintiff's solicitors.

57. Compensations for farmers who face losses due to unfavourable weather are allowed within the EU rules on agricultural state aid.

58. Despite unfavourable weather, grain production had remained stable at around 700,000 tonnes, and 000,000 tonnes of rice had been exported.

59. Highly-leveraged sectors can signal an overexpansion of the banks' balance sheet, feeding credit bubbles and amplifying any unfavourable economic development.

60. One possibility relates to the many cases where plural reference is made under conditions which our results show to be relatively unfavourable.

61. Adverse means ‘unfavourable or harmful’ and is normally used of conditions and effects rather than people, as in Adverse weather conditions

62. The increased number of abscission zones induced by unfavourable environmental conditions enables the tree to avoid runaway embolism during excessive droughts.

63. The condition of insecurity which often prompts people to migrate to towns means that urban growth occurs under highly unfavourable circumstances.

64. Admonishing: 1 adj expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective Synonyms: admonitory , reproachful , reproving unfavorable , unfavourable not encouraging or approving or pleasing

65. With the fund accumulated, reinsurance will be purchased; however, if the loss experience is unfavourable one or more "supplementary calls" may be made.

66. Grain exports, which had reached their peak in the early 17th century, could not redress the unfavourable balance of trade with western Europe.

67. (c) Chlamydospore: During unfavourable condition, thick-walled, nutrition rich, intercalary mycelium segments are developed by septation of mycelium which are termed as Chlamydospores

68. They may cause, actually, negative effects during the construction works, if the rock structure shows an unfavourable stratification with reference to construction.

69. The Augurs frequently employed this power as a political engine to vitiate the election of persons unfavourable to the exclusive privileges of the patricians

70. JAPAN , LIKE THE COMMUNITY , EXPERIENCED AN UNFAVOURABLE DIVERGENCE BETWEEN THE DEVELOPMENT OF REAL LABOUR COSTS AND THAT OF THE RATE OF RETURN ON CAPITAL .

71. Neither deal went through due to an unfavourable regional security environment and high costs; inflation and the budget deficit rose but privatisation was resisted.

72. Approbate and reprobate definition: to accept part of a document and reject those parts unfavourable to one's interests Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

73. The Contagiousness of smear positive TB cases is dependent on organism density as well as the rate of conversion with unfavourable outcomes such as death

74. Chlamydospore an asexually produced, thick-walled fungal spore which is capable of surviving adverse conditions that are unfavourable to the main body of the fungus

75. The strong sunshine thus ensures that ‘Monzinger Niederberg’ is always much warmer in the daytime than comparable areas of flat land, despite its sometimes unfavourable altitude.

76. Consociational democracy can be found in countries that are deeply divided into distinct religious, ethnic, racial, or regional segments—conditions usually considered unfavourable for stable democracy

77. - CLEARLY UNSUITABLE FOR WINE-GROWING OWING IN PARTICULAR TO ADVERSE NATURAL SOIL CONDITIONS , UNSUITABLE SLOPES , EXCESSIVE HUMIDITY , ADVERSE EXPOSURE , EXCESSIVE ALTITUDE OR UNFAVOURABLE MICRO-CLIMATE , OR

78. Chlamydospore an asexually produced, thick-walled fungal spore which is capable of surviving adverse conditions that are unfavourable to the main body of the fungus

79. i(i)clearly unsuitable for wine-growing owing in particular to adverse natural soil conditions, unsuitable slopes, excessive humidity, adverse exposure, excessive altitude or unfavourable micro-climate,

80. Where Consanguineous marriage is preferential, genetic disease can contribute significantly to the overall disease profile, although the unfavourable sociodemographic circumstances of many Consanguineous couples is a major contributory factor