Sentence examples for unwelcome from from inspiring English sources

Seeing international students as an easy target, successive government reforms have made international students feel unwelcome – from huge delays for in-country visa applications, to ever-rising visa application fees, and the scrapping of the post study work visa.

Research by the Australian Human Rights Commission has found casual racism can add to a lifetime of injury for those who deal with racism – with adverse effects on physical and mental health, and causing the victim to feel excluded and unwelcome from society.

The flare-up of violence and the draft resolution that Syria presented on behalf of the Arab League provided a distraction -- clearly unwelcome, from Washington's point of view -- to the deliberations over the American draft resolution on Iraq's near-term future.

Next, since a successful US surge will in no time push a greater number of Taliban over the border, such a development is unwelcome from Pakistan's perspective.

I wonder if, in this context, she regarded the return to self-analysis as an unwelcome retreat from the immediacy of loss, from the "real" business of grieving.

Real power, however unwelcome, flows from the other major powers in Europe, not from the United Kingdom.

Research leader Peter Gething from Oxford University described the climate link as an "unwelcome distraction" from the main issues of tackling malaria.

9 P.M. (ABC) LOST Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell) gets an unwelcome visitor from her past, as well as orders to stop Charlotte (Rebecca Mader and Faraday Jeremy Davisis) from completing their mission, or else.

52nd Street's drugs culture was attracting unwelcome attention from the authorities, as they tried to stop second world war veterans from hanging out there.

The bat is an unwelcome visitor from his past.

McGuire, who received unwelcome attention from Internet trolls, has reasons to feel aggrieved.