Sentence examples for too undesirable from inspiring English sources

In fact, this move would turn out to be too undesirable because it would lead to too much generation of ungrammatical strings.

And indeed, I have attributed my lack of meaningful romantic relationship to my appearance countless times: being too ugly, too fat, too undesirable to find love.

Minimal (or no) checks on what private insurers charge and no real way to compel them not to dump those they deem to sick, too poor and too undesirable to insure.

Their work could lessen the work load for health staff; however, the policy of using PLWH to provide supplementary supportive care should be closely monitored so that it doesn't reinforce the message that PLWH are too undesirable to be cared for by health staff and, therefore, require a supplementary care system.

Pads mounted too low may slide off the rim, causing a dangerous situation, or if they are mounted too high, the pad will rub against the sidewall of the tire, which is also undesirable.

He marries an Oklahoma blonde (Blake Lively), has a child, and takes over ownership of the club after Ben, an unrepentantly violent gangster, is put in the electric chair at Sing Sing for pouring concrete over one too many undesirable men.

12 If the stochastic search for the correct tRNA takes too long, undesirable consequences are possible.

This land has, for years, been considered undesirable, too rocky for sewer lines, too oddly shaped, and too close to Route 46.

It also hurts kids who stay too long in undesirable foster care.

River flow was returned to the American Falls in November of that year, and it was decided that safety measures for the viewing public should be implemented and that measures to stem natural processes were both too expensive and undesirable.

Following consultation, the government will announce its decision this autumn on just when to push up the age to 66. Moving too quickly is undesirable because people need time to plan for the later payment of the benefit.