It is not until you've taken a ride on the new Routemaster that you become fully aware of how unlovely our current fleet of buses is.
This has been an unlovely fixture for as long as anyone cares to remember.
Mr Wright argued for a constituency drawn tightly around the county's largest town, the unlovely 1960s creation of Telford, surrounded by a second seat made up of villages and market towns.
It goes by the unlovely name of the South-North Water Diversion Project (see article).
He would prefer a four-runway airport to the east of London, on the unlovely Isle of Grain.
A bargain Return of the wrinklies Salmon a-slumping Fishy science Breathe again Life and death Unlovely Rita Blair-baiting Reprints Related items Oxford University: A bargainJan 15th 2004 Bagehot: Blair-baitingJan 15th 2004Employers themselves say much the same thing.
The phenomenon of simultaneous high inflation and high unemployment increasingly forced itself on public and professional notice, receiving the unlovely label of "stagflation".He concluded that there was a natural rate of unemployment, and when politicians try to keep the rate below that level, inflation will accelerate.
Weak competition means that builders have little incentive to invest in design, which may explain why new homes are often unlovely.
IN 1959, the Methane Pioneer, a converted second world war ship, set out from Lake Charles in Louisiana, bound for Canvey Island, site of an unlovely oil terminal east of London.
Nonetheless, in between the two extremes of doing nothing and pulling the plug on unlovely regimes there exists a range of middle options.
The true crime of Mr Khodorkovsky, an unlovely oil oligarch who fell out with Mr Putin in 2003, is that his present jail term is about to expire.For a time optimistic Russians thought that modernisation might be possible without big political changes.
