Sentence examples for unwelcome time from inspiring English sources

But the controversy comes at an unwelcome time for the government as it tries to fend off criticisms of its separate work experience programmes.

The Chen affair comes at an unwelcome time for China's leaders, who have been embroiled in a lurid political scandal involving disgraced former party boss Bo Xilai.

BBC News described Chen's escape as coming at "an unwelcome time for China's leaders," who were still dealing with a high-profile corruption scandal that resulted in the removal of politburo member Bo Xilai.

A drug that activated orexin receptors might help treat narcoleptics, and a drug that blocked orexin receptors, if introduced to a brain producing orexin at unwelcome times, might help insomniacs, perhaps without intoxicating them.

She would often bore the Meldrews by showing them her complete collection of holiday pictures at the most unwelcome times.

That any tattoo will become boring and unwelcome with time.

Hoad warns that the transferable skills training which is important to one PhD student may be seen as an unwelcome additional time pressure by others.

Their testimony to Caesar might be unwelcome at times, but its passion and conviction might just help British politics to regain its own sense of vocation.

I really don't like it when fear comes to visit but unfortunately when we head off on a journey into unfamiliar and unchartered waters it can be a regular visitor, dropping in at the most unexpected and unwelcome of times.

The increased scrutiny was something unfamiliar and almost unwelcome, but in time she has come to accept it as part of her life.

The higher premiums are particularly unwelcome at a time when the economy is sputtering and unemployment is hovering at about 9 percent.