unfavourable BrE
unfavorable AmE

The movement was unfavourable but the position not yet critical.

Nor is the present crisis unfavourable for such a hope.

To do so can only waste costs if the report is unfavourable.

If a case ever goes to court, the outcome may be unfavourable.

During her administration the company did well despite an unfavourable economic climate.

It is certain that living conditions are quite unfavourable there.

This, however, would be the least part of our unfavourable judgment.

The economic situation is unfavourable and sometimes extremely serious, particularly for young people.

The military situation at the beginning of 1917 was unfavourable to the Allies.

This leaves those who are holding out for more in a very unfavourable position.

Because of unfavourable winds, they had not been able to do this before.

The protection of human rights means that sometimes unfavourable decisions have to be made.

Despite unfavourable wind conditions, they started on October 3, 1898.

Due to such unfavourable circumstances he had come to this end.

His activities earned him the unfavourable attention of the British government.

The mine is safe for 6 months even under very unfavourable conditions.

This type of agreement is often far more unfavourable to developing countries.

The first reaction is bound to be unfavourable, of course.

The wind was unfavourable, and the ship made little progress.

Natural England considered the site's condition to be unfavourable in 2009.

Due to unfavourable circumstances, however, he could not even complete his education.

It is therefore right to look for ways to counter this unfavourable economic development.

There may be one or more unfavourable factors at work in the resistant case.

Conditions on the earth were very unfavourable to the invaders.

Despite rather unfavourable weather, 600 women were enrolled that day.

That would place him in an unfavorable light with his family and friends.

That is the first unfavorable change I've found on earth.

"And you had unfavorable reports from two of my teachers?"

As a result, people may buy policies on unfavorable terms.

This year, 83 percent said they had an unfavorable opinion.

But nearly one in five younger Americans now say they have an unfavorable view.

The weather was very unfavorable during the whole of the summer season.

The stock market goes down, among other unfavorable economic signs.

They stand on 95 stakes because of the unfavorable building ground.

The report of the agents sent out had not been unfavorable.

The general media response to the film has been largely unfavorable.

But the political conditions were unfavorable for such an initiative.

Here, he's sort of cut off at points in the editing that are unfavorable to him.

The enemy will not make peace when the relationship of forces is unfavorable for us.

The decision also came within days of two unfavorable court decisions for the gun industry.

If a business has a condition that is unfavorable to you, can it be changed?

The country's internal situation became unfavorable for such political action on the international stage.

The administration has taken an unfavorable view of critical habitats.

A white result is always a failure or unfavorable outcome.

They said the Pentagon only wanted to prevent unfavorable news.

However, the environmental conditions were predicted to quickly become unfavorable.

"The ground was unfavorable and all of you knew it.

"The report was favorable to the mother and unfavorable to the father," he said.

"A lot of different unfavorable conditions took place to cause that situation in the Valley."

But it can be, also, a way of bringing out unfavorable factors in a situation.