Sentence examples for of less desirable from inspiring English sources
In fashionable restaurants in New York and Los Angeles, Siberia is the section of less desirable tables given to customers whom the maître d' does not especially like.
It seems only yesterday--perhaps because it was only yesterday, or, at any rate, only a month or so ago--that all sorts of less desirable outcomes appeared possible [i.e. Steve Forbes and Pat Buchanan].
Members of the opposition Christian Democrats, which had opposed the nuclear phase-out arguing that it would force the use of less desirable energy sources, pledged that they would abolish the law if they win national elections next fall.
Student responses in their final lists of less desirable qualities might include, but are not limited to, a track record of lying, former employment in less respectable professions, an arrest record, youth or immaturity, and inability to speak well.
To improve sight lines, the architects increased the slope of the seating platforms and removed six rows of less desirable seats, reducing the total to 2,255, from 2,750.
Among the catches of wild fish from the sea, fewer have been of high-value species (such as cod and haddock) and more of less desirable kinds (such as anchovy and pilchard).
Discriminatory housing policies have "restricted or, in some cases, confined poor people and people of color to less desirable areas when it comes to flooding and other kinds of land uses," he said.
The extra barrels Saudi Arabia is offering are of less-desirable heavy crude oil.
Until last week, Merrill Lynch had been awarding points to its brokers for their clients' purchases of new stocks after they started trading and for purchases of less-desirable, or cold, stock offerings.
This strange state of affairs is one of the less desirable consequences of the ICC's chosen format.
But the development is also near some of the less desirable streets of Roehampton, including Alton Estate, one of the largest social housing projects in Britain, just across the road.
