Sentence examples for Very undesirable from inspiring English sources

It is said that economic growth is zero, or even negative … "On the discussion of foreign policy as well, our situation is very undesirable.

"As we were looking into the consequences of these moves, we saw some very undesirable things happening," said Dr. Arnold L. Goren, a former vice chancellor of the university who was then serving as N.Y.U.'s dean of admissions.

"If we don't [create rules], we will end up in an arms race," Walsh said, "and the endpoint of that arms race is going to be a very undesirable place".

He hypothesized, then, that the only alternative course of action would be to cease displaying the award winners altogether — a solution he said would be very undesirable but not entirely unthinkable.

As though it weren't bad enough that chronic stress has been shown to raise blood pressure, stiffen arteries, suppress the immune system, heighten the risk of diabetes, depression and Alzheimer's disease and make one a very undesirable dinner companion, now researchers have discovered that the sensation of being highly stressed can rewire the brain in ways that promote its sinister persistence.

But they also knew that the storm was unlikely to make landfall as a hurricane — leaving them with some very undesirable decisions to make about how to warn the public about what was on the way, according to a report released by the center on Tuesday.

In 24 hours she lost eight to 10 purely Russian provinces, 25 million ethnic Russians who have ended up in this very way as "undesirable aliens".

And certain core aspects of Papers, Please, the simple mechanics and rigid bureaucracy-based design structure, are present in a lot of my games, so there's very little undesirable stereotyping to rebel against".

And certain core aspects of Papers, Please, the simple mechanics and rigid bureaucracy-based design structure, are present in a lot of my games so there's very little undesirable stereotyping to rebel against".

Late last year, with a balloon payment on the bonds looming and its endowment's value down by more than 20percentt, Family Service had reached what Mr. Rucker called "a very important and undesirable decision point" to lay off staff members and discontinue some programs or reduce all programs across the board.

This leads to high throughput but is very unfair and undesirable.