Examples of using Unfavourable in English and their translations into Czech
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for the public good, anything like this will have very unfavourable consequences.
had succumbed to vastly superior enemy forces, and to unfavourable circumstances.
to draw attention to external factors which are unfavourable to the activity of these firms.
Three of the reasons for the spread of piracy internationally are the technological facilities for low-cost illegal copying, unfavourable economic conditions
With unfavourable combinations of a small ratio
On the one hand, women are subject to a particularly unfavourable legal status when they work in the agricultural sector as assisting spouses.
For detecting laser points in unfavourable light conditions
Such participation, in spite of the unfavourable conditions in which the debate is taking place,
Your unfavourable opinion would satisfy me,
In unfavourable conditions, such as intense sunshine,
The ratio of women to men is still unfavourable in decision-making, and the image of women suggested by the media is disadvantageous.
If, however, the market moved in an unfavourable direction, leverage would increase your losses.
In unfavourable conditions(e.g. when measuring outdoors at intense sunlight),
Otherwise, the developments in China may have an unfavourable impact on the overall developments in the political situation in Asia with subsequent impacts on the overall global economy and politics.
In unfavourable conditions(e. g. at intense sunlight
We cannot, especially in times of unfavourable economic conditions, expect problems to be self-regulated on the basis of a system of moral values.
is markedly unfavourable to this endeavour.
For users of wireless technologies steute provides a comprehensive switchgear range employing different wireless standards which are able to guarantee extremely reliable transmission even in unfavourable conditions.
are the fight against the economic crisis, the unfavourable demographic trend
reduce the risk of unfavourable market movements.