undesirables

Garcia Fons estimates the whole project would cost $80 million and capture 80 percent of the undesirable water before it reaches the border.

While the pay-to-play provision itself is not something founders avoid, its implications—that the company may have struggled to find ideal outside investors—are often undesirable.

Recommendations to maintain a safe distance and avoiding crowded spaces make polling stations undesirable, and more voters than ever are expected to opt for mail-in ballot.

There’s growing demand for AI in devices like smartphones, wearables, cars, and drones, where transmitting data to the cloud for processing is undesirable either for reasons of privacy or speed.

We had gone from a very undesirable investment to people showing up at the elevator in our building to meet with us unannounced because they wanted to pounce on the deal.

Self-realized masters can get stern and even appear angry if a disciple openly manifests some undesirable character trait.

Moreover, corporal punishment has the undesirable quality that the more you use it, the less effective it becomes.

The ladies score the leading roles while the men are left to portray quirky, comedic (and mostly undesirable) characters.

But unlike the iPods, there was a way to make iPhones undesirable to thieves.

However, eating certain types of carbs at certain times and in certain amounts can lead to some undesirable consequences.

Undesirable inhabitants of the country are being sent away, especially the Japanese, who are more dangerous than the Chinese.

The tube should be dipped in warm water just before using: the use of glycerin or other lubricant is undesirable.

I became aware that your further presence in the house of Monsieur Le Pontois was—well—undesirable—that's all.

Their beauty attracts undesirable attention, and their ignorance makes them an easy prey.

It was thought undesirable to interview any of the children involved in recent happenings.