Antonyms for unfavorablyun·fa·vor·ab·ly

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1. unfavorably, unfavourablyadverb

   showing disapproval; in a disparaging way

   "he reviewed the play unfavorably"

   Antonyms:
   favorably, favourably

   Synonyms:
   unfavourably

How to use unfavorably in a sentence?

1. Elvis Picardo:

   Once the Greece situation gets resolved, favorably or unfavorably, you're going to have a bit of a news vacuum, and it's really difficult to see the TSX make sustainable headway.

2. Kansai Electric Power -LRB- 9503:

   Because of the injunction on Takahama nuclear plant, we were forced to scrap plans to lower fees and we compare very unfavorably in price competition with others.

3. Judge Olu Stevens:

   History will unfavorably judge a prosecutor who loses a jury trial in which a black man is acquitted and then appeals the matter claiming his entitlement to an all white jury panel.

4. Vladimir Putin:

   If the situation develops unfavorably, we will have to amend our plans. Beyond doubt, we will have to cut some (spending). But a positive turn and emergence from the current situation are inevitable, the growth of the global economy will continue and our economy will rebound from the current situation.

5. Elvis Picardo:

   It's a bounce and that's all it is, once the Greece situation gets resolved, favorably or unfavorably, you're going to have a bit of a news vacuum, and it's really difficult to see the TSX make sustainable headway.

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