Sentence examples for extremely unwelcome from inspiring English sources

I was starting to feel extremely unwelcome.

High energy prices could produce an extremely unwelcome drag on China's economic growth.

Andrew N. Liveris, the company's chairman and chief executive, said the changes were "extremely unwelcome but entirely unavoidable" as oil and natural gas continue to set records.

Mr. Grey and Mr. Ovitz, if not Mr. Fields, could easily find themselves taking the witness stand to answer extremely unwelcome questions.

The notion that this drastic policy might have almost no effect on reducing net immigration was extremely unwelcome and, the government clearly felt, best kept quiet.

The German move, extremely unwelcome in Athens where the political imperative is liberation from bailouts, was seen as clumsy interference in the election.

Ian Levitt, a lawyer, said: "My client Kim Myers was approached by Oscar Pistorius in court today and, in a very sinister tone, was asked: 'How can you sleep at night?' My client views this unwelcome approach as extremely disturbing and I have been in communication with the national prosecuting authorities as well as the investigating officer.

For those who find their experiences unwelcome and disturbing (and they can be extremely disturbing; I don't think anyone questions that) the range of help on offer is decidedly limited.

Catecholamines, while extremely useful in treating decreases in cardiac output, may produce an unwelcome increase in myocardial O2 consumption in cardiogenic shock, or may impede blood flow to oxygen-starved tissues in hypovolemic shock [ 2].

What makes the brown marmorated stinkbug unique, though, is not just its tendency to congregate in extremely large numbers but the fact that it boasts a peculiar and unwelcome kind of versatility.

It is extremely disappointing to find that peaceful non-government organizations that are working to this end are unwelcome.