Sentence examples for undesirable course from inspiring English sources
In other words, survivors who had an undesirable course after the diagnosis of cancer were unable to participate in this study.
Therefore, participants who had an undesirable course might be more likely not to have adhered to a healthy lifestyle than those who participated in this study.
In addition, this could reflect the fact that, in some cases, antibiotic therapy has been modified because of an undesirable course of PCT within this time frame, such as a high ΔPCT D1 D2.
They are less anxious about terrorism (Europe has lived with it for generations) and about threats such as a nuclear Iran (undesirable, of course, but why can it not be contained like other obnoxious nuclear powers by a system of deterrence?).
This added astigmatism is, of course, undesirable, and in order to design an anastigmat lens having a flat field free from astigmatism, it is necessary to reduce the Petzval sum S4 drastically.
Anything less than this is termed as 'catastrophic fusion'[16], and it is of course undesirable.
Any loss this great is, of course, undesirable, but Tesla has made it clear that they do not expect to make a profit until the Model S is selling.
Cricketers being paid to bowl the odd wide or no-ball is, of course, highly undesirable, but it is not quite the heinous crime it is cracked up to be.
Leontief noted the "unconcealed alarm" among businessmen, who feared that "too close and too detailed an understanding of the structure of the economic machine and its operation might encourage undesirable attempts to regulate its course".Such ambitions now seem quaint.
But how will this willingness to change course and leave behind undesirable situations play out in the arena of commitment, marriage and monogamy?
They write:[A] parliament with too few representatives is not "democratic" enough, possibly leading to an unstable political system, in which various undesirable forms of political expression, including of course violent ones, will develop.
