Sentence examples for less than salubrious from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, the less than salubrious local area awaits.

Lubbock and Amarillo, Tex., are the most important cities in the region; but a less than salubrious climate and isolation combine to restrict population growth.

The Greatest Movie is a meta-film: it documents Spurlock's attempts to get brands to fund a project whose purported aim is to cast their marketing practices in a less than salubrious light.

But as the adage goes: "where there's muck there's brass", and so it is that businesses have always been drawn to this less than salubrious arena to earn money.

So dispirited are some of its residents, in fact, that they are considering doing away with the town entirely and renaming Doncaster "Danum", the settlement's Roman name – all in the hope that it can shake off its less than salubrious image.

Often the work of individuals, small groups, and sometimes corporate social responsibility are invariably staffed by volunteers, exist outside of formal education, and are sometimes located in less than salubrious accommodation, like tin sheds (Skees 2017) and laundromats (Kavilanz 2016).

In December, Mr Wise will present a similar case to an appeals court in Rochester on behalf of Kiko, a chimp who lives in less-than-salubrious conditions in Niagara Falls.

After losing $10, Mrs. Ryan let out a theatrical groan, offered up a few expletives and dislodged herself from the gambling industry's latest novelty, Pedal 'N Play, a contraption that casino officials hope will alter the less-than-salubrious image of gambling patrons.

But Lewis's execution will, it is to be hoped, once again draw worldwide attention to the fact that the United States is on the roll call of countries with the less-than-salubrious distinction of carrying out the highest number of executions, along with China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Congo, Egypt and Iraq – states with which the US perhaps ought to feel a little uneasy being compared.

Within recent memory, British venues offering the spectacle of women publicly undressing for male edification typically were either less-than-salubrious pubs or working men's clubs or found amid the red lights of London's Soho.

(The cover features rocker Billy Bragg telling a less-than-salubrious character where to get off).