Sentence examples for undesirable interest from inspiring English sources

But local MP Nick Raynsford said a memorial would attract "undesirable interest from extremists".

Local MP Nick Raynsford said at the time a memorial would attract "undesirable interest from extremists".

Mr Raynsford, Labour MP for Greenwich and Woolwich, said: "It would not in my view be helpful for the site where Lee Rigby was murdered to be marked in perpetuity by a memorial, as this would be a continuing reminder of the brutal murder and might attract undesirable interest from extremists.

The buckling of cylindrical shells has long been regarded as an undesirable phenomenon, but increasing interests on the development of active and controllable structures open new opportunities to utilize such unstable behavior.

This process can be daunting and downright undesirable for those actually interested in settling down.

"We continue to be wary of movements in long-term interest rates, especially undesirable spikes in volatility, and will keep up efforts to reduce that volatility," he said.

Aeroacoustic instabilities occur in many applications of technological interest and have undesirable effects on the steady operation of the system.

Thanks to the party's jealously guarded monopoly of power, the only other forces now capable of exerting their interests collectively are generally undesirable: criminal gangs, clans and the self-interested rich.

However, others say even modestly higher interest rates make gold undesirable versus other safe investment choices like US Treasuries, since the metal has no yield.

Thermal expansion behavior of cellular structures is of interest in applications where undesirable deformation and failure are caused by thermal expansion mismatch.

Negative interest rates could have widespread undesirable effects across the economy.