disfavorable in a sentence

Definition

Disfavorable means likely to cause harm or disadvantage; unfavorable.

The weather conditions were particularly disfavorable for outdoor activities this weekend.
Her disfavorable attitude towards the project made it difficult for the team to collaborate effectively.
The results of the experiment were deemed disfavorable, leading the researchers to reconsider their hypothesis.
Despite facing disfavorable odds, the athlete persevered and completed the race.
Investors reacted to the news with disfavorable sentiment, causing the stock prices to plummet.