0 in a way that does not give you an advantage or a good chance of success:
They were asked whether they felt they had been treated unfavorably in any way.
His leadership is likely to be viewed unfavorably by the Pentagon.
The nurses used to make a fuss of them and compare us unfavorably to them.
Forty-seven percent view the president unfavorably, compared to 43 percent who view him favorably.
In sum, they are intolerant of imperfection as they feel it reflects unfavorably on them.
Fifty-three percent view him unfavorably including 33 percent who have a "strongly unfavorable" view of him.
Interestingly, 48 percent stated a favorable impression of corporations, while 43 percent saw them unfavorably.
Yet colleges might look unfavorably on that lower-ranked student.
