Sentence examples for even less welcome from inspiring English sources

But a destabilizing war on the Korean Peninsula would be even less welcome.

Abuse, cheap point-scoring and general trolling will be even less welcome than usual.

Well, the latest from the Paris catwalks is even less welcome, I'm sorry to say.

The idea that someone else might do so, perhaps by tweeting a conference paper, will be even less welcome.

These feminising traits, with others that are even less welcome, are reversed when the treatment is over.

In 1969 a Labour government proposed legal restraints on unofficial strikers, enforceable by fines a development even less welcome to British unions than to those in Australia.

Some were even less welcomed by the participants; two Japanese television journalists were sarcastically told to thank their prime minister for speaking in favor of the demonstrations.

But if South Africa's government looks askance at Xstrata, it is even less likely to welcome a state-controlled Chinese firm or a Brazilian national champion.

In the meantime the Nigerians, Congolese, Romanians, Chechens and Poles living in the Maltings guesthouse, a private rooming house at one end of Birr, are beneficiaries, if that is the right word, of the government's current program of dispersing the asylum seekers around the country, even in rural areas ill equipped to handle them and even less prepared to welcome them.

With the shortage of primary-care physicians nationwide, many people have no access to continuing primary care regardless of insurance carrier; Medicaid recipients are even less likely to be welcomed into primary-care practices.

This month also marks another anniversary in our career – a less welcome one, even though our involvement was peripheral, and won't be celebrated by reissues.