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However, this incident has been unfavourably commented upon by the international press.

This ban was viewed unfavourably despite the safety issues involved.

Perhaps it was because she compared so unfavourably with Corrie.

Here occurred an incident which unfavourably influenced his whole career.

Did your husband react unfavourably to the incident with his boss?

As ever, youth of the period were compared unfavourably with previous generations.

When we compare unfavourably on price for these sorts of items, I see that as no bad thing.

The game met unfavourably with the majority of critics and gained only a single positive review.

I was just interested in why someone would take the trouble to comment unfavourably on a book they haven't read.

As a writer of verse he compares unfavourably with his uncle.

Louis is generally compared unfavourably to his father, though the problems he faced were of a distinctly different sort.

Public opinion, it was argued, would react unfavourably to such an extreme measure.

It was also obvious that the theft of the plans might easily affect your career unfavourably.

A stranger might look at her home routine and compare it very unfavourably with my busy 9 to 5 in the city.

Will he confirm that many aspects of social security systems in other countries compare unfavourably with ours?

In this respect we compare very unfavourably with our continental neighbours.

These compare unfavourably to borough averages of 76 and 81 years respectively.

Critical response was mixed, many comparing the film unfavourably with Smithy.

The remake was compared unfavourably to the original by the majority of reviewers.

It contrasted unfavourably with the structured clarity of the convent.

Musicians, critics and cultural commentators often compare recorded music unfavourably with live performance.

If he compares unfavourably with his rivals he will be rejected.

I have always thought of myself as being rather unfavourably viewed by the art establishment and that includes journalists in Britain.

It also seems to be heavily influenced by Blur to whom the band is often unfavourably compared.

His action was unfavourably commented on in the Staff Common Room.

The conservative American community has already made up its mind, unfavorably.

The church presidency and other members looked unfavorably upon them.

Every movie fight since has been compared unfavorably to this one.

Some look unfavorably on the changes that have made their college a less nurturing place for women.

The performance, they say, contrasted unfavorably with the administration's national security team.

This compares unfavorably with the 2007 target of 34 percent.

No one must be judged unfavorably because someone hates him.

Among private contractors, the message on the new approach has already been received, usually unfavorably.

As a result, they compared unfavorably with their British contemporaries.

Then when she visited him the summer before high school, he compared her unfavorably to Southern girls.

Were the women comparing their beauty with mine, perhaps unfavorably?

The book has been received unfavorably by many pro-Israeli groups.

In some states, it now compares unfavorably even with welfare benefits available without working.

When you compare yourself unfavorably to others, your body image takes a beating.

Many peasants, while highly religious, also viewed the church unfavorably.

Otherwise, they fear their peers will look on them unfavorably."

Many critics responded unfavorably to the film's long running time and sprawling nature.

"You don't want to be compared unfavorably to the original," she said.

Something about this sharp desert air, perhaps, was working unfavorably on his sensibilities.

This too, however, just now Jack thinks unfavorably of.

The dog has been neglected or treated unfavorably by the family in some episodes.

The hit list was found by his roommate and reported to school authorities, who the students felt reacted unfavorably.

Test audiences reacted unfavorably and many walked out of the theater during the first few minutes.

"Yet you know the government will react unfavorably, perhaps even behave badly, if we act."

The audience could judge favorably or unfavorably: it was their affair, not his.