Sentence examples for much less welcome from inspiring English sources

And that is much, much less welcome.

Much less welcome is the parallel news that the government wants more cadet units in schools and has allocated £11m to create 100 more by next year.

Today's is much brisker than the windy, wordy missive on broad strategy of July 10th and to many, much less welcome.

Much less welcome were spots featuring neurotic characters fending off friends and co-workers seeking to share their meals of Chicken Selects chicken strips.

But Penland, about 50 miles northeast of Asheville, N.C., is also home to a much less welcome landmark: the former Mitchell County and Yancey County dump.

But, as the recent run of cases before the European courts have shown, they're much less welcome when they're used to artificially lower the tax bills of multinationals to the detriment of neighbouring countries.

There are few industries where such a Draconian regulatory measure would be tolerated, much less welcomed, but rail is a special case.

In contrast, the stock market launch of Internet service provider Juno Online jweb got a much less enthusiastic welcome.

As any eagle-eyed ornithologist would attest it was, of course, the much less rare Welcome Sparrow.

With China already struggling to limit an influx of cash that threatens to push up the value of China's currency, the renminbi, against the U.S. dollar, the Chinese government has much less incentive to welcome foreign investment.

But there is a third reason, much less remarked upon, for the welcome.