Sentence examples for undesirable prospect from inspiring English sources

American or Israeli military action against Iran may still remain remote, but the Iranian president could have brought that undesirable prospect a little bit closer.

At 67 in 2022, Mr. Wang would be eligible for a third term, an undesirable prospect given the wish to limit officials' time at the top.

Such cuts are even unlikely to result in near-term deficit reduction, because lawmakers would have to vote each year to keep spending at the newly depressed levels, an unlikely — and undesirable — prospect.

As the hard fight over the Trans Pacific Partnership ("TPP") proceeds, it is important not to confuse the foulness of the TPP's proposed rules with the otherwise difficult, but not altogether undesirable, prospect of super-national rules of law.

Force-landings were rarely fatal owing to the low-landing speeds but the prospect of coming down behind enemy lines especially since the RFC was adopting an offensive stance was an undesirable prospect.

Asking for directions is an undesirable prospect because you may get the right answer, or you may give some jerk a thrill because he got to send you on a wild goose chase.

He said he was particularly troubled by data broker programs that categorize individual consumers as desirable or undesirable sales prospects, often without their knowledge and consent, a practice that he said raised privacy concerns.

The other explanation is that employees in privatized health centers might choose to leave partly due to undesirable career prospects and financial insecurity.

As with secular tourism, the rise in numbers has attracted an undesirable element attracted by the prospect of rich pickings.

They define fear as a feeling of displeasure about the prospect of an undesirable event; and hope as a feeling of pleasure about the prospect of a desirable event.

Loathsome as these undesirables may be... the prospect of seeing any of them frogmarched on to the next plane out is vanishingly remote.