Sentence examples for Much less desirable from inspiring English sources

That distinction now looks much less desirable.

It'll be a much less desirable planet if we drive many species to extinction.

In reality, the chances are that one of two much less desirable things will happen.

"We'll be a much less desirable destination," said Gregory Long, the garden's president.

The uniformity that 20th-century Modernist designers strove to achieve seems much less desirable.

The other day a group of extraordinarily knowledgeable subway buffs were debating a more subjective and much less desirable distinction: the ugliest.

Take the researcher told mere weeks before she was due to give birth that no funding would await her when she was ready to resume work, the scientist who returned to the lab to find that her job had vanished, or the one who came back to find herself shunted to much-less-desirable duties.

There are two major consequences: first, that measurement precision is much less than desirable; and second, that the ability to accurately measure health improvements of the public is implicitly limited.

Essentially, just using words limits the amount of information a brain uses to make a decision, and causes a much different and less desirable effect every single time.

That raises the question of whether it is actually desirable, much less possible, for military personnel to reflect the demographics of the civilian population.

Moreover, communication overhead is generally considered to be much worse, and therefore less desirable, than computation overhead due to higher energy consumption.