His steel industry investments may have brought Ross the most unfavorable media coverage.
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Trump has proved to be one of the most unfavorable presidents-elect in recent history.
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History shows that even under the most unfavorable political circumstances, incumbents almost never lose congressional elections.
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" Arnold was a soldier after Washington's "own heart, a tenacious fighter who refused to be discouraged by even the most unfavorable circumstances.
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"Where there are ambiguous facts, the Democrats interpret them in a light most unfavorable to the president," its authors wrote, without irony.
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The most unfavorable moments for Trump are not worse than anything he's done before -- and those moments have not undercut his campaign thus far.
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A 50/50 dead heat with these two "most unfavorable" personalities does not show the best of who and what we are as Americans.
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Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, each party's presumptive nominees at this point, have some of the most unfavorable ratings ever seen in modern politics.
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"Even the most 'favorable' regions exhibit higher black mortality rates than the most 'unfavorable' regions for white mortality rates," noted Wesley James of Memphis University, in Tennesee, who was not involved in the study.
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Overall, as a young person who has just reached the age to vote, I am ashamed that my first time voting for president will be in an election with the two most unfavorable candidates in American history.
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According to a separate notice, officials said on Sunday that despite the recent smog, caused in part by "the most unfavorable weather conditions since 1998", Hebei was on course to meet its goals, with emissions in Shijiazhuang set to drop about 12 percent this year.
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The same survey shows sixty percent of black Americans believe free trade deals are responsible for massive job loss in America, the most unfavorable views of free trade of any demographic group in the U.S. We don't know if the pollsters surveyed Kanye West.
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The "Never" movements - in which voters nail their feet to the ground and pledge to consider anything and anyone over a particular candidate - has grown especially strong this election cycle, fueled by the fact that Clinton and Trump poll as the two most unfavorable candidates in modern American history.
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According to the Scientific Hygienic Centre of Ukraine, the city is one of the most unfavorable places to live because of these problems.Библиотечный каталог авторефератов Украины, Scientific Hygienic Centre of Ukraine.
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According to FiveThirtyEight, Democrats faced the most unfavorable Senate map in 2018 that any party has ever faced in any election. The 2018 election cycle was the first midterm election cycle since 2002 in which any incumbents of the non-presidential party lost re- election. The number of defeated non-presidential party incumbents (4) was the most since the 1934 midterms.
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With 95% of their journey already completed, they would be forced to wait months to make the final push, enduring the most unfavorable Sierra Nevada winter in history. The group was trapped on the eastern side of the Sierra for five months, culminating in death and cannibalism. Of the 87 men, women, and children in the Donner Party only 46 survived to reach California.
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In this form of leprosy Mycobacterium leprae are found in lesion in large numbers. This is the most unfavorable clinical variant of leprosy. This debilitating form of leprosy begins to spread causing the eyebrows to disappear and spongy tumor like swellings appear on the face and body. The disease attacks the internal organs, bones, joints and marrow of the body resulting in physical degeneration.
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50, 53 The Spanish described them in the most unfavorable terms possible: without religion and government, dedicated to war and cannibalism, naked and sexually promiscuous. That litany of offenses justified, in Spanish eyes, undertaking wars of "fire and blood" against the Chiriguanos and enslaving them.Scholl, pp. 50-51 The Chiriguanos acquired horses and guns from the Spanish, but their preferred method of fighting was on foot and with bow and arrow.
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Defying the most unfavorable possible weather conditions, Commander (later Rear Admiral) Rafael Celestino Benítez (1917–1999), commanding officer of Cochino, and his men fought for 14 hours to save the submarine displaying great seamanship and courage. But a second battery explosion on August 26 made "Abandon Ship" the only possible order, and Cochino sank. 's crew rescued all of Cochinos men except for Robert Wellington Philo, a civilian engineer. Six sailors from Tusk were lost during the rescue.
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According to FAWC it can take up to two minutes for cattle to bleed to death. A research published by Pew Research Center in June 2015 revealed that out of six European countries researched, Poland has the most unfavorable opinion of Jews. While 78% of Europeans have a favorable opinion of Jews, only 59% of the participants in Poland have positive feelings for Jewish people, and 28% hold unfavorable opinion. According to the authors, these outcomes shows no significance change from previous studies.
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Conversely, Milan have lost the greatest number of finals (9). Of the teams with more than one participation, those with the most unfavorable share of victories in finals are Palermo and Hellas Verona, with three defeats and no success each. Of the titled teams, Atalanta have the smallest percentage of successes, just one out of four finals (25 percent). The cities with the most successes are Turin (18, hosting Juventus and Torino), followed by Rome (16, hosting Roma and Lazio) and Milan (12, hosting Internazionale and Milan).
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Social attitudes towards the LGBT community are generally negative and are among the most unfavorable in Europe. Data released by the ESS in 2013 reveal that the vast majority of Albanians are socially conservative and disapprove of the gay and lesbian community. According to the survey data, 53% of Albanians believe that "gays and lesbians should not be free to live life as they wish," the largest percentage holding that opinion in the survey.Besar Likmeta, Albania is Europe's Most Homophobic Country, Survey Says, balkaninsight.
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Buchanan, in Virginia, had not expected to fight another armored vessel, so his guns were supplied only with shell rather than armor-piercing shot.Musicant, Divided waters, p. 171. Monitors guns were used with the standard service charge of only of powder, which did not give the projectile sufficient momentum to penetrate her opponent's armor. Tests conducted after the battle showed that the Dahlgren guns could be operated safely and efficiently with charges of as much as .Schneller, "A state of war is a most unfavorable period for experiments," retrieved August 24, 2009.
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Navy Cross WELTON RALPH ABELL First Lieutenant United States Marine Corps Reserve > For extraordinary heroism in action against the enemy while serving with a > Marine Infantry Battalion in Korea, from 6-December 10, 1950. While serving > as company commander of a marine rifle company Lieutenant Abell demonstrated > outstanding qualities of personal leadership, bravery and resourcefulness > under most unfavorable circumstances. On December 5, 1950, he was serving as > a member of a regimental staff. During the afternoon he was given command of > a rifle company which for five days had been isolated and suffered heavy > casualties.
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History of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway The Greenwood Tunnel was the first tunnel on the eastern approach to the mountains, driven through a small ridge near the village of Greenwood. During the construction of the tunnel, the earth encountered was composed of clays and rotten slate, which created difficulties in maintaining a solid structure and was described by Crozet as "of most unfavorable character for tunneling."Historic American Engineering Record, p. 3. Because of this, it was found necessary to line the entire length of the tunnel with a strong arch made of bricks.
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Fet, whose sensual and melancholic lyric was often imbued with sadness and tragedy, exerted powerful influence upon Russian Symbolists, notably Innokenty Annensky and Alexander Blok, the latter referring to him as his "great teacher." Among those influenced by Fet were Sergey Yesenin and Boris Pasternak. Tchaikovsky wrote: Professor Pyotr Kudryavtsev also considered Fet a great master of melody-driven verse. His poetry, 'unique in terms of aesthetics,' can be taken as proof that "real poetry is self-sufficient and its sources won't dry out even in the most unfavorable times," Kudryavtsev argued.
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Perowne wrote on the margin of Oglivie-Forbes's dispatch: "Our and (Corrigan's) experience in Venezuela is longer than that of Oglivie-Forbes who has shown himself a envouté of the charms of the present government-one of least, of whose members made a most unfavorable impression in London, barely a year ago". In June 1946, one of the oil companies operating in Venezuela, the Royal Dutch Shell company, requested that Ogilvie-Forbes have a warship sent to Venezuelan waters for "its calming effect on the European staff", a request that was refused.
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According to a June 2015 Reuters report that cited "jihadist ideologues" as a source, 90% of ISIL's fighters in Iraq were Iraqi, and 70% of its fighters in Syria were Syrian. The article stated that the group had 40,000 fighters and 60,000 supporters across its two primary strongholds in Iraq and Syria. According to scholar Fawaz Gerges writing in ISIS: A History, some "30 percent of the senior figures" in ISIL's military command were former army and police officers from the disbanded Iraqi security forces, turned towards Sunni Islamism and drawn to ISIL by the US de-Ba'athification policy following the US invasion of Iraq. According to a poll by Pew Research Center, Muslim populations of various countries have overwhelmingly negative views of ISIL with Lebanon having the most unfavorable views.
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Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "A–" on an A+ to F scale. Some of the most unfavorable reviews came from major American newspapers. A. O. Scott of The New York Times describes 300 as "about as violent as Apocalypto and twice as stupid," while criticizing its color scheme and suggesting that its plot includes racist undertones; Scott also poked fun at the buffed bodies of the actors portraying the Spartans, declaring that the Persian characters are "pioneers in the art of face-piercing", but that the Spartans had access to "superior health clubs and electrolysis facilities". Kenneth Turan writes in the Los Angeles Times that "unless you love violence as much as a Spartan, Quentin Tarantino or a video-game-playing teenage boy, you will not be endlessly fascinated".
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Our regiment was > sent out to repulse them. Arriving in the area of combat operations, we just > spotted the last group of Thunderjets sliding along above the clouds to our > south. Vishnyakov went to go after them, but we were not able to attack as > the Thunderjets went into a cloud and we found ourselves over the coastline. > Not seeing the usual Sabre escort, we made a left turn and began a level > climb and had just turned around when I spotted two groups of Sabres diving > down to attack Vishnyakov. We were engaging under the most unfavorable > conditions, but nevertheless we beat off the first attack of the Sabres and, > by using maneuver, climbed back up to about 9000 meters. At that moment > another group of Sabres showed up, and moved to come down to attack the > regimental commander’s group from above. As for me, as I virtually had no > speed due to the climb, managed to increase my climb angle and at 600 meters > I opened fire on the Sabre group leader. His aircraft ran through my > tracers, and I saw several explosions on it.
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