Sentence examples for undesirably high from inspiring English sources

Without central bank independence, inflation can be undesirably high for two main reasons.

It also means that real interest rates can't be negative, and so are undesirably high.

But still the rate of failure and loss of implants is undesirably high and leaves space for improvements.

"Additional monetary stimulus at this juncture seems likely to raise inflation to undesirably high levels and do little to spur real growth".

It indicates that these ashes have undesirably high levels of HMs that demonstrate high mobility and pose environmental risks according to their leachability and chemical speciation.

Academics and policy makers have proposed several reasons for undesirably high levels of risk taking, including flawed compensation practices (Krugman 2009), poor corporate governance (Freixas and Dewatripont, 2012), and low capital requirements (Admati and Hellwig, 2013).

8 9 Undesirably, the maximum score was high (observed range 0 86.6) in our study.

NORWALK — Under undesirably windy and cold conditions, Glendale High's Michael Davis accomplished a feat no Nitros athlete had matched in more than two decades.

The runs of positive errors (such as can arise when the high-count season starts earlier than its average start date) inflate the value of Page's test and undesirably force the use of a higher alarm threshold h, which reduces the DP for true outbreaks.

Unfortunately, allosamidin is a substrate analogue with poor drug-like properties (high molecular weight, containing glycosidic bonds and an undesirably low C log  P of −5.2) and the total synthesis is costly and complicated.

As the injection procedure is performed blindly without image guidance, there is a high risk of gel migration if the gel is undesirably injected outside of the retroglandular space.