Sentence examples for increasingly undesirable from inspiring English sources

But a combination of macho bravado ("In the streets you use your muscle – you don't pay niggas," producer Bangladesh told me a few years ago) and technical innovations have made "hip-hop producer" an increasingly undesirable job title.

The idea is that boxy office buildings, many of them built on Park Avenue in the 1950s with low ceilings and interior columns, are, as the proposal puts it, "increasingly undesirable to premier Class A tenants".

Road vehicles are also large contributors of CO2 emissions and are becoming increasingly undesirable within society due to this.

Increasingly undesirable performance is caused by increasing levels of strong ground motion having decreasing annual probabilities of exceedance.

Then, they realize that their companies are losing their competitive edge or market share and part of the reason is that they're increasingly perceived as undesirable place to work.

More recently, plants native to the New Zealand archipelago but growing out of their natural range are increasingly recognized as undesirable aliens that require control in conservation planning (e.g. Sawyer et al. 2003; DOC 2008).

That movement, which has taken root in "Focus," is called the Union Crusaders, and it has become so popular in the neighborhood that those who don't attend their church-based rallies are increasingly viewed as undesirables.

Visitors from the planet Zog following the tourist trail of the UK economy could be forgiven for thinking that leaders in the public sector are an undesirable and increasingly irrelevant part of today's society.

The Métis themselves were increasingly forced to live on undesirable land or in the shadow of Indian reserves (as they did not themselves have treaty status).

Biological methods of pest management have become increasingly important as the use of undesirable insecticides decreases.

Furthermore, people tend to underreport smoking, which is increasingly being seen as a socially undesirable behavior.