Sentence examples for unwelcome reason from inspiring English sources

"The reason we're doing this and it's a most unwelcome reason and no one in the government is happy about this but unfortunately ISIL specialises in targeting children," Justice Minister Michael Keenan told Sunrise.

But to some of those crowding the barricades last night, the news of Phish's disbanding was unwelcome for another reason: invasion.

The sudden appearance of Tchenguiz Sr in the Selfridges saga is probably unwelcome to Robert for another reason: it recalls the exotic and rather distracting origins of his family's wealth.

We must examine how particular values operate in particular scientific investigations and judge, on a case by case basis, whether they are closing off the possibility of discovering unwelcome facts, leading scientists to reason dogmatically, or insulating their findings from critical scrutiny, or whether the values are enabling new discoveries.

Pickle or onion are unnecessary if you opt for tartare sauce; watery tomatoes are unwelcome as is, for the same reason, iceberg lettuce.

For would-be dictators, this is the oldest ruse in the book.Term limits certainly place a restriction on democratic choice, which is one reason why they are unwelcome in America's state legislatures.

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

The editorial went on: "The primary reason Wran was 'exposed to unwelcome attention from inmates and some prison staff' was that she had been jailed while awaiting trial over a person's murder.

However, I think that small knife was selected for reasons more fiendish even than that unwelcome invitation to imagine it being used.

Now, for some reason, there seems to have been a most unwelcome proliferation in deals that are set to drag on and on.

“The government welcomes foreign investment in Chongqing,” and there’s no reason why businesses such as Ford should feel unwelcome, despite the political changes under way, he said.