Sentence examples for it's undesirable from inspiring English sources

"If it means equality of outcome, then almost certainly it's undesirable," he said.

Here are three reasons why politicians shouldn't try to create jobs through energy policy: it's ambiguous, it's inefficient, and, most importantly, it's undesirable.

"I think it'd be very bad for Pennsylvania because we wouldn't attract attention from Washington on important funding projects for the state," he told the Capitolwire news service, adding: "It's undesirable to change the system so presidents won't be asking us always for what we need, what they can do for us".

People should take this to mean that the threat is still out there (it will always be out there), but I hope that President Obama doesn't take this to mean that another decade of war is acceptable even if it's undesirable.

Remember that the dog is fixated upon getting your attention and praise - do not reward this type of fixation if it's undesirable.

This setting does not impact the use of the instructor's machine but it is undesirable for students, since the instructor often has to take control of their desktops, move windows, and change search strategies when providing students feedback.

He added: "That is entirely understandable; it is undesirable and it is unsustainable".

In that context, surely, any kind of house-price inflation – even the risk of it – is undesirable.

It was "undesirable" to have so many figures at the top of the BBC being in an acting role.

"I meant it is undesirable for us to rule over a Palestinian population," Mr. Sharon told a parliamentary committee today.

It is undesirable in principle because it risks injustice, and unworkable in practice because nobody can forecast the future.