Sentence examples for be less than desirable from inspiring English sources
Of course, Mr. Robinson could move out of Harlem, but that would be less than desirable.
The answer seems to be yes, although the consequences for survivors may sometimes be less than desirable.
Oliver Robbins, the Prime Minister's Europe adviser, told the Brexit Select Committee that ending up in the backstop would be less than desirable "for both sides".
Confidence attracts quality and respect, while lack of confidence attracts a person who may be less than desirable.
The place I had originally picked out turned out to be less than desirable (they were having people over during Rhode Island Comic Con), and we had to move to another place.
Self-consciousness can create a pre-occupation with how we appear to others, what others think of us, and, often, can cause social anxiety and an inhibition of behavior that we fear others might judge to be less than desirable.
"Nonetheless, as some of the major charities stated … progress has been slower that hoped for and the scope and depth of these changes is less than desirable".
2.50pm: Millar says that Leveson can justly say that the culture, practice and eithics of the press in some quarters – he means tabloids – has been less than desirable.
Yes, seeing Verlander twice in a short series is less than desirable, but the Tigers Game 2 starter, Doug Fister, has been as hot as anyone late in the season.
"Our honest answer is that the ammunition is of a quality that is less than desirable; the munitions do not appear to meet the standards that many of us are used to," Colonel Johnson said.
