| Halsall's hectic week in the sub-continent began with her sailing into the final of one of her unfavoured events, the 50m butterfly. |
| He raced on the unfavoured side at Wolverhampton when finishing sixth and looks capable of much better. |
| Mr. Dennel was a man as unfavoured by nature as he was uncultivated by art. |
| Often, what we really need to do is learn to appreciate the local, the common and the unfavoured. |
| But they did the unfavoured British team proud with pages of pictures, reportage and analysis. |
| In order to consolidate peace and security, the Government has initiated development actions in the Northern regions which are among the most unfavoured by nature. |
