Sentence examples for even undesirable from inspiring English sources

That said, a large sample is sometimes impossible or even undesirable for certain kinds of studies.

Some have widely heralded places in history, yet had unforeseen and even undesirable long-term impacts.

The term "cure," I think, is illusory — even undesirable — because there will always be problems to repair.

The search for causes of success may also identify factors that may be hard or even undesirable to replicate.

After eight years of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, it is perhaps unrealistic -- or even undesirable -- to expect another mayor with such a theatrical flair.

Brecht believed it unnecessary, even undesirable, to try to conceal the stage's illumination or to use more furniture than absolutely necessary.

Valdes writes: "Artists of that period were expected to play down, soften or even obliterate undesirable features in a subject's face.

Fair Play (Aberystwyth) writes: Is it not the case on this evidence that those to whom toadies attach themselves are even more undesirable than toadies themselves?

The danger here lies in overreacting to a small risk in a way that exposes us to a much more likely — and even more undesirable — one.

Critical services in a telecommunication network should be continuously provided even when undesirable events like sabotage, natural disasters, or network failures happen.

Though punishment worked as a negative reinforcer, it served only to produce escape or avoidant behavior that might be even more undesirable than the behavior it was designed to punish.