Sentence examples for the less welcome from inspiring English sources

Among the less welcome visitors at the Han court had been a certain Gan Zhongke.

The more we hear about it — the star-studded guest lists, the intimate live performances we huddled masses will never see — the less welcome we feel.

But, as of 2011, it has been trying to shake off the less welcome title (shared with Gateshead) of fattest town in Britain.

But the upward revision to growth also conveys the less welcome message that there is less spare capacity in the economy.Adding weight to this interpretation, inflation, measured by the "GDP deflator", has been revised up (see chart).

They just don't know how to deal with it".This scrutiny is all the less welcome because many think that they are being pigeonholed as members of a group that they had not identified with.

Airtime, on his watch, is not index-linked to the graying memories of baby boomers but doled out in line with dramatic appeal; the more vexing you were back in 1977, the less welcome you are now.

One of the less-welcome aspects is other businesses trying to profit from the Games coming to Sochi by pushing up prices for services.

A different kind of "protection" for the press, less welcome to journalists, was the decision by the U.S. government not to permit reporters to accompany the troops invading Grenada in 1983.

Now, after three years of creeping restrictions against everything that had seemed to improve the cars' performance, Newey was finding the conditions less welcome.

"We would hope that it will clear from lunchtime and be clear by the time of the first race [at 3.45pm]." The rain is less welcome for John Gosden, the trainer of The Fugue.

The news was less welcome to the city agency and developer that planned to raze the woodland habitat and build a strip mall in its place.