Sentence examples for not so desirable from inspiring English sources

There remain, to be sure, less glistening facades and not so desirable habitats along many of the older streets of Jersey City, further inland.

But I will say that the herbal cigarettes that Bryan had to chain smoke in this movie definitely created a not so desirable smell.

"A lot of prime land is pretty much gone and a lot of what's left is not so desirable," said Ira Tane, Benchmark's president.

But not so desirable.In reality, Americans get a mix of all this from their government.

But there might be other reasons why phones are not so desirable in hospitals.

However, many people eventually discover that the things they thought would be coveted by their adult children were not so desirable after all.

Sticking to word-of-mouth keeps the "not so desirables" in the dark, so to speak.

Rat poo, arsenic, cyanide and even human urine are all among the not-so desirable substances that have been found in fake perfumes and makeup being sold online in increasing quantities, police have warned.

"He kept old people from the party as heads of departments and they appointed some not-so-desirable people on top of that".

In the 1930s and '40s, this not-so-desirable niche was filled by Florence Foster Jenkins, a New York socialite with lofty musical aspirations and no vocal ability whatsoever.

After all, reducing the dependence on the not-so-desirable core tobacco business has proven to be no mean task.