Sentence examples for undesirable that from inspiring English sources

Harvey offered to provide a reference — he didn't yet understand how undesirable that would be.

Undesirable, that is, unless the woman in whose body the pregnancy is occurring desires to have one.

But an enormous photograph of a grimacing President Obama on the front page the same day vividly demonstrates just how undesirable that option is.

President Bush was meeting in the Azores with his coalition of the hard-of-hearing, the small but stubborn group of men committed to attacking Iraq no matter how wrong or undesirable that might be, or how much outrage it provokes around the world.

The program also would increase public works spending, would make it easier for small businesses to hire temporary workers and would require unemployed people who have received welfare payments for a year or more to accept jobs, even if undesirable, that are offered to them by the state employment agencies.

He said it was highly undesirable that the world move beyond 2C.

The "undesirables" that frequented the area have been replaced with hordes of tourists.

However, they carry many undesirable alleles that may show strong linkage to favorable alleles, linkages that usually are very difficult to break up by conventional crossing.

"I was crazy about Eliot, but then I read 'After Strange Gods,' where he says, 'Any large number of free-thinking Jews is undesirable.' That was shocking to me".

Irritation of the kidneys and obstruction of the free flow of urine are undesirable reactions that can be prevented.

Fermented beverages have a reputation for producing wicked hangovers, but skilled distillers are able to remove most of the undesirable elements that cause this problem.