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Meanings of unfavourably in английском
португальский
desfavoravelmente Synonyms
Examples for "unfavorably"
Examples for "unfavorably"
1
The US pandemic response compares unfavorably with a number of African countries.
2
A select committee of the Legislative Council reported unfavorably upon the system.
3
This reply was listened to in silence and unfavorably commented upon later.
4
The Chinese building program also had been affected unfavorably by the war.
5
Those difficulties, however, did not affect the happiness of the marriage unfavorably.
Usage of unfavourably in английском
1
Testing rates remain low and compare unfavourably with near-universal testing levels elsewhere.
2
She had already commented unfavourably on the one amount she had seen.
3
She had compared, unfavourably, the officiating to perceived injustices in her career.
4
I remember how unfavourably you judged of Mr. Atlee from his portrait.'
5
On the whole, however, things as yet looked not unfavourably for James.
6
Sadly, his address contrasts unfavourably with the balanced approach taken by Lord Eames.
7
Articles were appearing comparing the situation unfavourably to that under Saddam.
8
James compared these new French painters unfavourably with the English Pre-Raphaelites.
9
Although the station was admirably drained, the climate acted unfavourably upon the people.
10
Plainly she thought unfavourably of the project of separating the party.
11
It is almost unnecessary to say that it terminated unfavourably for the pirate-chief.
12
He thought that the monotony of it would strike them unfavourably.
13
We were certainly most unfavourably impressed with his deportment all through the evening.
14
The house appeared quite as unfavourably by day as by night.
15
To her brothers' intense irritation she frequently compared them unfavourably to their father.
16
And it was upon that occasion then, that she impressed you so unfavourably.
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