Sentence examples for less palatable for from inspiring English sources

Second, while certain behaviors required for innovative cultures are relatively easy to embrace, others will be less palatable for some in the organization.

That prospect would have made the project less palatable for the village, "and we decided to go it alone" without county assistance, Mr. Balter said.

Some of that will come from an expected doubling of the sales tax; rather less palatable, for many, are the tens of billions the government will spend to prop up the company at the centre of the nuclear crisis, Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco).

Having made their worst start after three games since 1962, when they returned to the old First Division under Bill Shankly, Liverpool are in danger of becoming long-term also-rans, a prospect made even less palatable for their fans by the way Everton, perennially slow starters, have burst out of the blocks this time.

Currently, ETFs, with their upfront brokerage fees, make dollar-cost averaging less palatable for smaller investors.

P. jezoensis saplings appear to be less palatable for sika deer because no P. jezoensis saplings was debarked and we found marginal effect of species on debarking of trees (Table 3).

Kenneth Gross, a campaign finance lawyer with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, said there could easily be even less palatable scenarios for Mrs. Clinton's creditors: "It'd be worse if she were on the Supreme Court".

It's just that $99 is a less palatable entry point for many consumers compared to the new $8.99 monthly plan, even if it is for just video.

While Meinong and Husserl wrote sentences which seem to go on forever, the polemics that Marty incessantly conducts make his works even less palatable than theirs for many a reader, especially since the targets of his polemics are in many cases authors who are either forgotten or known by less than a handful of specialists.

They have no wish to embrace the less palatable aspects of catering for tourists - massive construction work and annual invasion - but in a poor and rural region, there's serious money to be made in real estate.

Deeper down, though, as he comes to realise when a pert and pretty teenager responds to his casual ­flirtation by remarking on his resemblance to her father, lies a less palatable truth: there, but for the grace of God, goes a dirty old man.