Sentence examples for particularly undesirable from inspiring English sources

The former is particularly undesirable because it increases the required switching field.

One second it was working (I'd just used it to take a photo of a particularly undesirable apple), and the next it was just … gone.

This approach is particularly undesirable for pensions, where painful long-term decisions, such as raising the state-pension age, must command a national consensus.

Pointing to the fact that this community had grown from "very few" when the republic became a secular one in 1905, to 5-10 million today, Guéant highlighted the sight of many of them "praying in the street" as particularly undesirable.

They are flashy, cheap and nasty, and they stamp the wearer as a particularly undesirable type". As the 50s wore on, these "undesirable types" moved "from the back streets to the housing estates and headlines," as Chris Steele-Perkins and Richard Smith wrote in their 1979 book The Teds. "Then they settled down, did their national service and hung up their drapes". Well, some of them did.

Moreover, the RMSE is most useful when the large errors are particularly undesirable [34].

In the Netherlands, the aim of task reallocation in the health care sector and more particularly the undesirable situation in which nurses prescribe medicines on an illegal basis, have been the main driving force behind the introduction of nurse prescribing [ 117, 118].

Conventional pain treatment (NSAIDs, paracetamol and IV morphine) has undesirable side-effects, many of those being particularly unwanted in HF patients with high co-morbidity.

The measurements allowed rapid identification and quantification of design weaknesses, particularly those causing undesirable resonances.

At the point of impact, large accelerations are imparted to the structure, which may be undesirable, particularly for occupied structures.

In the nursing home post-acute setting, where patients must achieve a minimum length of stay to be included in quality measures, selection may take the form of discharge from the nursing home using rehospitalization, a particularly costly and undesirable outcome.