Sentence examples for some undesirable from inspiring English sources

"The Lib Dem package would remove some undesirable distortions and inconsistencies of treatment.

Refusing to open an account for some undesirable entity is seen as reasonable risk management.

It is only recently that costs have come down; freedom to travel is more positive than negative, even if some undesirable elements take advantage.

Like Blackadder, their efforts end in humiliation, the very real possibility of horrible death, or some undesirable combination of the two.

The very fact of its newness means that a material has to be tested before it is used, to be sure it is strong enough and doesn't have some undesirable quality like toxic vapors.

But at the same time, it has to be acknowledged that a system which reduces so many millions of sentient, social and intelligent animals to "units" to be dispatched on an assembly line is likely to have some undesirable consequences.

But the mayor should be able to resist some undesirable ideas that will fall his way in rigid Singapore, where it doesn't take much to step out of line.

The century of Mongol rule had some undesirable effects on the government of China: imperial absolutism and a certain brutalization of authoritarian rule, inherited from the Yuan, were features of the succeeding Ming government.

In that sense, the international loan package might have served its purpose: there have been no obvious runs on Thai banks.Even so, the IMF's Thai venture may produce some undesirable side-effects.

However, all these attempts have some undesirable features.

However, the existence of shadows also causes some undesirable problems.