unfavorably造句
1. His behavior contrasts unfavorably with his principles.
2. The taxpayer are unfavorably disposed towards the recent tax increase.
3. He looked at me unfavorably.
4. Perot was viewed unfavorably by 57 percent of those surveyed, compared with 17 percent with a favorable impression.
5. Investors reacted unfavorably to the announcement and pushed shares down as much as 3. 9 percent.
6. Frequently, both sides in the Rites Controversy looked unfavorably on certain elements of modern Confucianism.
7. The woman impressed me most unfavorably.
8. Your price compare unfavorably with your competitor's.
9. The local newspaper reported very unfavorably on the strike.
10. He reviewed the play unfavorably.
11. Your actions contrast unfavorably with your principles.
12. I never compare my child unfavorably to other children.
13. A pressure - sensitive effect affects unfavorably the production performance of fractured low - permeability reservoirs with horizontal fractures.
14. Brad was being purposely bumpkinish reacting unfavorably to Boylan's mannered elegance.
15. In this respect it compares unfavorably with both natural stone and steel.
16. We've heard parents comment unfavorably about long - haired toy animals.
17. China compares unfavorably with many other countries in terms of per capita agricultural land.
18. He was unfavorably placed in America for his inability of speaking English two years ago.
19. Tom wanted to kick back at the people who had written so unfavorably about his new book in the newspapers.
20. But the company sees state regulatory rules shaping up unfavorably for it, as a would-be competitor for residential customers.
21. Individual members of the participant polity may be favorably or unfavorably oriented to the various classes of political objects.
22. By contrast, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton was seen favorably by 32 percent of those polled and unfavorably by 36 percent.
23. Republican Bob Dole is viewed favorably by 41 percent and unfavorably by 32 percent.
24. The central meaning shared by these verbs is . to influence unfavorably or detrimentally.
25. The halls are decorated with posters comparing Mr. Obama unfavorably with George W. Bush. On Wednesday, Archbishop Desmond Tutu criticized Mr.
26. In the case of a 1% rebate, the high-roller's expected loss rate then falls to 1.85%, which doesn't compare too unfavorably with current mainland bank deposit rates.
27. Other research has shown that St. John's wort can interact unfavorably with other medications, including those used to control HIV infection.
28. Negotiating with buyer as instruct however afraid unconvincing as your price compare unfavorably faith others.