Sentence examples for undesirable meaning from inspiring English sources

It also has to squeak through trademark law, and to avoid an undesirable meaning in a foreign language (like GM's Nova, whose name meant "No go" in Spanish).

Also, to get slightly technical, Kleinbard importantly stresses that far too much of the tax debate today assumes huge, negative "elasticities," meaning undesirable responses to higher taxes.

Congress and the SEC already made IPOs an undesirable route, through well-meaning reforms that had unforeseen consequences.

Chaste means sexually undesirable or religiously fundamentalist.

These responses showed that it was undesirable for users to quantify the meanings attached to different options along with their pros and cons.

These positive changes were demonstrated whilst design was seen innovating new meaning for people through the experiments on undesirable and merely desirable products.

In 1984, Big Brother relies on Newspeak to eliminate undesirable words, strip such words as remained of unorthodox meanings and criminalize independent, non-government-approved thought.

The design experiments addressed the notion of 'unusable and broken products'; and, asked the question, can accessing usability (behavioural level) and embracing imperfection/impermanence of the found materials (visceral level) give meaning of mortality (reflective level) to category one (undesirable) furniture's?

The organisation also said there are "undesirable outcomes" of wearing helmets, including not as many people wanting to ride (meaning less physical activity) and drivers being more cavalier on the road.

I've probably made a few small shifts and well-meaning apologies but in truth, have I actually changed any undesirable aspects of myself due to guilt?

While long delays are obviously undesirable, the imposition of tight cancer waiting times targets could curtail intensive preparation for major surgery, meaning resources are not being used to support the best potential outcomes of treatment (Tønnesen et al, 2009).