Sentence examples for Somewhat undesirable from inspiring English sources
The Dodgers' job was deemed somewhat undesirable because of McCourt's methods.
Many, if not most, retail jobs are still low paying, somewhat undesirable jobs.
The first time I set up a home office, I was twenty-five, and living in a garden apartment on a somewhat undesirable block in a gentrifying section of Brooklyn.
The agents then piled on top of him, a circumstance that unavoidably left the vice president of the United States with a somewhat undesirable source of oxygen — the sweaty armpit of an agent squeezing Bush's face until the threat subsided.
Best of luck and onwards and upwards! odubhthaighp You owe it to a future employer to tell them, otherwise a spell as a guest of Her Majesty may well be the likeliest interpretation, and for that length of time you would have to be more than somewhat undesirable.
This may lead to somewhat undesirable and unpredictable responses including total collapse and costly repair work at best (Annan et al. 2009; Hsiao et al. 2012).
The only other female television characters who somewhat exhibit these undesirable traits are the women of "Broad City," who are bringing stoner-loser females into the light for the first time on the small screen.
Thus, even though binding carbon with spent bentonites after copper adsorption increases the capacity of carbon toward H2S removal, the formation of SO2, another undesirable pollutant, does detract somewhat from the procedure.
"Simply put, the risk of economic momentum being sharply curtailed by an aggressive move to a less accommodative posture is considerably less at this juncture than the risk of having an undesirable inflationary bulge result from a somewhat sluggish monetary policy".
While this approach targets rapidly proliferating cells, it is only somewhat selective for tumors and can lead to undesirable toxicity to the patient.
This increase in the rate ratio of undesirable events during the first month varied somewhat across training levels (table 3).
