Sentence examples for unwelcome from high-quality English sources.

• Such distractions are not all unwelcome.

• Each day seems to bring unwelcome milestones.

• With farms facing ruin and livelihoods at stake, Cunningham says her concerns about chemicals were often unwelcome.

• Fortunately, Pfizer got the message that they were seriously unwelcome, didn’t like the barrage of bad publicity and went away.

• THE IMF is familiar with unwelcome edicts.

• But the measures came with an unwelcome side effect.

• It is believed one of these boats was later found drifting in Thai waters, where authorities have also made its occupants unwelcome.

• Even though Gaetz is not named in Greenberg's plea deal, it is sure to be unwelcome news for Gaetz, as Insider's Sonam Sheth reported.

Use unwelcome in a sentence.

• All these actual, genuine, human emotions are unwelcome distractions from the luxury, shattering the fantasy of a flawless life we’ve come to believe in – and, in many cases, paid to emulate.

• Jim Banks of Indiana, chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee, told Axios last Friday that Cheney's comments were "an unwelcome distraction" and openly questioned whether she would still be on the leadership team in the coming weeks.

• A later review of Operation Midland by retired judge Sir Richard Henriques said journalists making their own inquiries had provided an "unwelcome intrusion" by showing him pictures of suspects, potentially relevant locations, and missing or murdered boys.

• I tend to prefer Airbnbs for their homeyness and often find that they have better value, but I've also encountered unwelcome surprises including unreachable hosts, strange odors, and in one case, an unbelievably loud cat whose meowing kept me up all night.

• Examples of sexual harassment at work can include sexual comments or jokes, unwelcome sexual advances or touching, suggestive looks, staring or leering, intrusive sexual questions, spreading sexual rumours, and sending emails or pictures of a sexual nature.

• This gives Tsongkhapa's philosophy its name *Prāsaṅgika-madhyamaka, i.e., a philosophy of a middle way (between nihilism and eternalism) arrived at through demonstrating the unwelcome consequences (in any given position that presupposes intrinsic existence).

• Amazon also recently announced an effort to develop an in-house testing lab, though Ashish Jha, the director of the Harvard Global Health Institute, told Business Insider the initiative could result in an unwelcome increase in competition for testing resources.

• There’s the ‘mañana paradox’: the unwelcome task which needs to be done, but it’s always a matter of indifference whether it’s done today or tomorrow; the dieter’s paradox: I don’t care at all about the difference to my weight one chocolate will make. (1997: 296)

unwelcome sentence examples

• He added: “Our revised statement reflects our appreciation for the benefits of a strong labour market, particularly for many in low- and moderate-income communities, and that a robust job market can be sustained without causing an unwelcome increase in inflation.”

• Perry, an occasional consultant to the FAO, said his knowledge of Australia’s water changes had prepared him for an unwelcome response by Australian officials to the report’s conclusion that the technical underpinning of the multibillion-dollar program was unsound.

• Rob Hutchison, from Muller Milk and Ingredients, said: "We fully appreciate that these measures will be extremely unwelcome and destabilising for our farmer suppliers particularly in the north east of Scotland, but the current situation is unviable and we must act.

• A council spokesman said this was "on the grounds that the call to prayer would have an unwelcome intrusion on the city's soundscape for nearby properties, thereby it contradicts the city's Adopted Peterborough Local Plan and noise stipulations in the National Planning Policy Framework".