Significats de so unfavorable en anglès

The physical conformation of no other continent is so unfavorable for exploration and development.

If the times had not been so unfavorable, it would already have been completed.

Another election will be held in two years, and then the city administration may not be so unfavorable.

Nothing, perhaps, except a death in his own family, could have had so unfavorable an effect upon Hawthorne's condition.

Reaction was so unfavorable that a few days later Soupy drew his wages again and left, taking Bert with him.

The weather was so unfavorable that it was necessary to remain two weeks, waiting for an opportunity to see the stars.

Where the disproportion is so great among the sexes, and where it is so unfavorable to the weaker, women never can be happy.

If the injury is unaccompanied by lesion of the abdominal or thoracic viscera, the prognosis is not so unfavorable as might be supposed.

To a certain extent this holds good in the present day, but the proportion is decidedly not so unfavorable for the vanquished.]

And in view of the bad weather, which was so unfavorable to us, we did not sail more than three or four leagues farther.

The weather being so unfavorable, we concluded not to ascend, and descended through green fields and orchards snowy with blossoms to Lobositz, on the Elbe.