1.   Alexander blamed unfavorable financing terms.

2.   Critics have blasted the governor for signing too many deals last year at high prices and under unfavorable terms to the state.

3.   For his part, the president is under no pressure to accept a budget accord on unfavorable terms.

4.   He often told negotiators that he would face assassination if he negotiated a separate peace on terms unfavorable to Syria.

5.   Indeed, Lockhart said, the company could have obtained additional credit, albeit on increasingly unfavorable terms.

6.   The stigma clearinghouse, a watchdog group that monitors unfavorable terms and images in advertising and the news media, called the conference to thrash out the prickly questions.

7.   Was Gilman referring to the Clinton administration, which he had only last week accused of bullying Israel into accepting unfavorable terms in the peace negotiations with the Palestinians?

8.   But if the yes vote prevails Sunday, the Fininvest group would be dismantled on terms unfavorable to the former prime minister.