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Meanings of more unfavorable in English

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Usage of more unfavorable in English
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Parental rearing styles were rated as more unfavorable in the patient group.
Pubmed
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The European currency is trading at a more unfavorable 122 yen.
Reuters
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The conditions of nourishment for the bacillus would thereby become more unfavorable than usual.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 787, January 31, 1891
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No one has drawn a more unfavorable picture of the rule which they established.
Harvard Classics Volume 28 / Essays English and American
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The extrinsic causes are more operative the more unfavorable is the environment of the mother.
Disease and Its Causes
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We should have had to settle the war under conditions still more unfavorable to us.
From October to Brest-Litovsk
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Over-immunosuppression has been implicated in this more unfavorable outcome.
Pubmed
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Robert did not reply, but he knew that the conditions could not be more unfavorable.
The Shadow of the North: A Story of Old New York and a Lost Camp...
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Meanwhile, the situation became more and more unfavorable to the wishes and plans of the Emperor.
Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 12
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Others fell away, but not he, and no boy perhaps was placed in more unfavorable circumstances.
Tiger and Tom and Other Stories for Boys
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Compared with controls, patients described the attitude of their parents as significantly more unfavorable in all aspects.
Pubmed
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The schedule will eventually become more unfavorable but for now, they are taking advantage of home ice.
Reuters
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An excess of moisture is more unfavorable to the production of seed than a shortage in the same.
Clovers and How to Grow Them
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Patients with PCLBCL of the leg have a more unfavorable prognosis, particularly patients presenting with multifocal skin lesions.
Pubmed
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The more unfavorable the circumstances, the more we must show firmness, and overbear opposition by confidence in ourselves.
The Wandering Jew — Volume 01
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The spores, which finally become full-fledged bacteria, are able to stand a more unfavorable environment than the adult bacteria.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 810, July 11, 1891
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