Meanings of unfavourable one in English

The idea that Germany escapes taxation is a very unfavourable one in England.

So and So will make a speech about it; you produce no impression upon them whatever, or an unfavourable one.

Our mutual friend Adam Ross can tell you all about me, and I don't think that his report would be an unfavourable one.

He was so exhausted by this fruitless attempt that we were obliged to encamp upon the spot although it was a very unfavourable one.

Nature... does not so much select special varieties as exterminate the most unfavourable ones.)

Unfortunately, it was the latter; and several very unfavourable ones that succeeded, reduced the family to great distress, and finally to utter ruin.

If we were to put a lot of stock in favourable reviews, then we would have to put as much stock in unfavourable ones.