Sentence examples for rather undesirable from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a rather undesirable characteristic.

"Broadly, I'm quite liberal about places changing over time, but some of the additions here have been rather undesirable".

This phenomenon is rather undesirable as it distracts the inspection of wear particle features.

Here, free space for electrical wiring is scarce and one-to-one links are rather undesirable; thus, wire harness becomes essential to build tree-like structures aiming to minimize global connectivity while ensuring minimal use of space.

As The Times notes, the first of these seems unlikely, and the rest seem rather undesirable for Berlusconi.

Back in December, owner Peter Bacanovic, who rose to rather undesirable prominence for his shady role in the Martha Stewart insider-trading scandal, decided to sell the Upper East Side home, seeking a "change" with the asking price of $5.85 million.

31– 34 Although it is difficult to identify the effect of a particular component in this type of multifactorial intervention, one explanation for the lack of effect could be a paradoxical rather than undesirable effect of increased physical activity.

For conservationists and others who are concerned about the fate of the rhinos, it is critical to understand why biotech companies would prefer making bio-identical synthetic horns--rather than undesirable fakes--because of the implications this has for conservation policies.

Drug use around children was seen as undesirable rather than unacceptable.

For color images, color space conversion is needed because direct RGB color processing cannot preserve the original color; rather, it produces undesirable effect on the output image.

Environmental scanning electron microscopy/energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy studies indicated that silicate structures do in fact grow within the interior of ca. 0.8 mm thick films rather than forming undesirable silica precipitates on the surface.