Sentence examples for further unwelcome from inspiring English sources

It keeps the company, which is behind a string of household brands, on course with a pledge to "go faster and further" with a restructuring programme designed to discourage further unwelcome bidders.

American football has been plunged into further unwelcome controversy with the indictment of a leading player on child abuse charges.

For the first time, they also signaled that further "unwelcome" declines in inflation were a greater immediate concern than the medium-term risk of faster growth leading to accelerating inflation.

A poll published Monday revealed a further unwelcome difference between the two rivals.

Further questions were unwelcome, as Charles V's ambassadors found out: "it was thought best not to inquire too closely into what had happened, so as to make no discoveries that might prejudice those [who tried the duke]".

Further delay would be unwelcome news for TransCanada, but even if officials were to give the project a pass, Nick Berning, a spokesman for Friends of the Earth, pointed to several potential state-level actions, including those now underway in Nebraska, as well as legal challenges.

Approximately 90-95% of women are cursed with the uneven affliction (how many men suffer with it, you ask? Oh, well, that would be approximately, um, none.) Further proof you are unwelcome: I have yet to see a bumper sticker proclaiming "Honk if you love cellulite!" or "My honor student goes to Cellulite College" or "WWJDAC?

Never one to miss out on controversy, this year's chair of the AU, 91-year-old Robert Mugabe's said that the ICC was "unwelcome in Africa", further highlighting the tension between the international body and African leaders.

There will be very unwelcome rain with further risk of flooding.

However, the welcome feature of oncogene collaboration in these strains is accompanied by an unwelcome barrier to further improvement by crossing in one of the widely used Tg reporter genes of tumor development, for example, those encoding luciferase (enables in vivo bioluminescence imaging) or a fluorescent protein (enables in vivo fluorescence imaging).

One person's sense of exclusion is not an argument against another's artistic expression, but it clarifies why unwelcome representation might resemble further victimisation.