Sentence examples for a somewhat undesirable from inspiring English sources
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 most recent example was rap star Eminem's childhood Detroit home, a modest three-bedroom house in a somewhat undesirable neighborhood: the bidding price topped $13 million, before it was discovered that the bidders were mostly fraudulent, and the reserve price wasn't met.
Many of these instruments are time-consuming in its application, thus making it somewhat undesirable for use as a screening measure in most research studies with critically ill patients.
The Dodgers' job was deemed somewhat undesirable because of McCourt's methods.
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).
Moreover, the gas bubbles are somewhat undesirable because they could hamper the passage of light to the center of the photoreactor, as the light penetration ability is blocked and dissipated with the swarm of bubbles.
The criteria ∑ n = 1 ∞ | | e n | | < ∞ imposed for convergence of inexact proximal point algorithms (see [12, 24]) is somewhat undesirable, because it impose increasing precision along the iterative process.
Although it would appear that at the time of writing noradrenaline use is seen by many clinicians as somewhat undesirable in these patients, the data suggest otherwise.
"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".
