Sentence examples for much less palatable from inspiring English sources
Many travelers find the prospect of phone calls much less palatable than having a seatmate quietly browsing e-mail.
The current year's growth on broad-leaved trees provides palatable forage during most seasons of the year, whereas coniferous needles are much less palatable.
Those are much less palatable options than a new progressive graduate contribution system that has the capacity to deliver a well-funded, responsive and sustainable university sector.
And they are much less palatable to portals and other sellers of ad space, because the deals put greater pressure on them to deliver sales and demonstrate that advertisers are getting their money's worth.
"If we don't provide a solution [to Royal Mail's problems]," he said, "we run the risk that some one else will and that would be much less palatable than what we are proposing".
Often, I'm forced to qualify my opinions with the not-immediately-visually-obvious fact that I'm of what I believe I'm now expected to refer to as 'mixed ethnic heritage', lest I be mistaken for the inexplicably much less palatable 'white girl who wants to make observations about racial issues'.
But trends in Naplan scores tell a much bigger story, one which is less palatable but more urgent.
There's probably no amount of brilliance that could have made that deathbed marriage scene palatable for me, much less the feelgood Holocaust story that follows a little later.
Our simulation suggests that the selection pressure on the Model to evolve away from palatable Mimics may be much less than is usually assumed.
The catchy Colonel Bogey march, whistled by the British POWs, may well have inspired Elmer Bernstein's theme for The Great Escape in 1963 – a much less challenging and disquieting film with a more palatable take on defiance.
Herbaceous species were categorized into four palatability classes, as highly palatable, palatable, less palatable, and unpalatable based on the opinion of livestock herders and according to Tainton (1981).
