Sentence examples for are hardly desirable from inspiring English sources
While many Iraqi IDPs receive financial assistance from Baghdad, the situation inside the camps are hardly desirable, and are conditional on international and domestic funding.
Everything could be workable Buchenwald and Dachau were workable, but they were hardly desirable.
But the informal support is of limited use against a violent client, and providing business opportunities for gangsters is hardly desirable.A recent Hong Kong court decision raises more awkward questions.
While it is hardly desirable to reverse our efforts around productivity, if we hope to change the way credentials are used in our economy, Silicon Valley should emphasize more of its resources around rebalancing the labor market rather than merely changing the pieces of paper used.
But, alas, what Moss has stuffed into these wallets is hardly desirable currency: elderly, oft-recycled goods including Alfred Brendel's first recorded go at Beethoven's First, Fourth and Fifth Concertos (MMG-Vox Prima 7106, 7107, 7108, the coupling in each case being a Beethoven sonata).
Buying into the Tuscan dream in 2009 is increasingly difficult – there are hardly any ruins in this desirable landscape that developers haven't already spotted.
There seems a general acceptance that Celtic's season will peter out, which is hardly a desirable circumstance for anybody.
Yet this is hardly a desirable state of affairs and more worryingly, our current culture in education will encourage increased atomisation, consumerism and contempt for public servants.
But a return to the toothless self-regulation of the discredited Press Complaints Commission, after recent revelations of endemic malpractice, is hardly more desirable.
And while that's hardly a desirable position to be in, they would have made the decision themselves, and the option to step outside the system would relieve Republican concerns about government mandates.
