They give in this manner, a high value to those who, without it, would be very undesirable.Cited from Life, Leter, and Philosophy of Ninon de L'Enclos, Robinson and Overton
There was something singular about him, something far out of the common, though for the life of him Blake could not say wherein it lay.The fellow was out of the ordinary, and in some very undesirable manner.All this, that takes so long to describe, Blake saw with the first and second glance.…Cited from The Empty House And Other Ghost Stories, by Algernon Blackwood
His strained relations with Mr. Davis were rapidly tending toward his deprivation of command.But more strictly military reasons made his change of purpose very undesirable.Hardly anything is more destructive of the confidence of an army than vacillation.…Cited from Military Reminiscences of the Civil War V2, J. Cox
Considering what's in that handbag, it's not at all likely it will detonate if we brightly hand it to you and let you start pressing.But something or other of a very undesirable nature would certainly happen!…Cited from Legacy, by James H Schmitz
"Why do you suppose I went away the day after the ghost?" he asked her slowly."Because you had business, or you were tired of my very undesirable company."…Cited from Helbeck of Bannisdale, Vol. II, Mrs. Humphry Ward
His intermittent shelling of the roads was perfectly blind and haphazard and seldom did us any damage.He, on the other hand, was in a very undesirable situation.Not only was his front line all the way in full view from our various ground O.P.'s, but a long stretch of flat country several miles broad behind his front line was equally in view.…Cited from With British Guns in Italy, by Hugh Dalton
Such a discussion would be sure to elicit great differences of opinion, and would, therefore, occupy a considerable time.Hence, your Committee think that it would be very undesirable for the Conference to enter upon it.…Cited from International Conference ... Fixing a Prime Meridian ..., by Various
I regard Zora as a very undesirable person from every point of view.I look upon Mr. Cresswell's visit today as almost providential.…Cited from The Quest of the Silver Fleece, by W. E. B. Du Bois
We did not know at this time what Magnesia could do for us in the way of an inn, though we were quite aware of the fact, that throughout the kingdom khans are provided for the accommodation of travellers.What we had seen in this way was very undesirable, being little more than what might serve to minister to the comfort of the horses.In some places, the subsiding stream of travellers has left them bare and ruined; in others, Smyrna to wit, there is so ready entertainment elsewhere, that the khan has become little more than a public stable yard.…Cited from Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, No. 376, February 1847, Vol. 61
Should further provision be made for the continuation of the work, it should include an item for the fencing of the area covered by the ruins or of the reservation, and possibly an item for the construction of a roof.It is not clear that a roof is absolutely necessary, but it is certain that it would be very undesirable.The region where this rain occurs has probably less rainfall than any other part of the United States, but it must not be forgotten that while rainstorms are infrequent they are sometimes violent, and what damage they do may be done in a few hours.…Cited from The Repair Of Casa Grande Ruin, Arizona, in 1891, by Cosmos Mindeleff
One of the first questions which General Grant had to decide was that of the continuance of the three separate departments of the Ohio, the Cumberland, and the Tennessee.It was very undesirable to concentrate the ordinary administrative work of these departments at his own headquarters.It would overburden him with business routine which need not go beyond a department commander.…Cited from Military Reminiscences of the Civil War V2, J. Cox
On these occasions I tried not to escape what seemed to be my final doom, but in the dim consciousness of mind that I should be dead long enough anyway, I tried to delay my departure to a better life as long as possible, exerting myself exceedingly to accomplish this purpose.Undoubtedly this must have made me a very undesirable person to contend with in a fight.Luckily for me, I have never been afflicted with a quarrelsome or vindictive mind.…Cited from Tales of Aztlan, George Hartmann
So long as Rowland imagined the existence of a quarrel, he imagined therein a bond between them; when he became convinced that no quarrel, only indifference, or perhaps despisal, separated them, he began again to despair, and felt himself urged once more to speak.Seizing therefore an opportunity in such manner that she could not escape him without attracting very undesirable attention, he began a talk upon the old basis.…Cited from St. George and St. Michael, by G. MacDonald
I went back to the Senate and consulted a good many Senators.Nearly all of them said they would not agree to such a struggle; that they thought it very undesirable indeed; that the effect would be bad.So it was clear that nothing could be accomplished in that way.…Cited from Autobiography of Seventy Years, Vol. 1-2, by George Hoar
But wiser counsels prevailed, and the fiery subordinates were obliged to submit to the law and await another opportunity.During the following ten days the people of Buffalo had a horde of very undesirable guests within their gates.The majority of the Fenian troops were without means of subsistence, and became a charge upon the authorities and their sympathizers.…Cited from Troublous Times in Canada, by John A. Macdonald
His slow attacks leave him vulnerable yet his potentially devastating charge attacks can be exactly as expected.Typically, his suitability in combat can fluctuate, leading him to being either extremely valuable or very undesirable to a player.His musou attack is a few simple spins with his sword to slash those around him and very much similar to his father's except for the final move.…
Our Anglican friends seem penetrated with the utterly false notion of justification by scholarship alone; which is as untrue as it is unscriptural.Indeed, their justification by scholarship is likely to lead to very undesirable and deplorable results.In the foregoing chapter we have considered especially the Pope's Infallible authority, and the assent and obedience due to it.…Cited from The Purpose of the Papacy, by John S. Vaughan
If the delegation is for very specific rights, also known as fine-grained, such as with Role-based access control (RBAC) delegation, then there is always a risk of under-delegation, i.e., the delegator does not delegate all the necessary permissions to perform a delegated job.This may cause the denial of service, which is very undesirable in some environments, such as in safety critical systems or in health care.In RBAC-based delegation, one option to achieve delegation is by reassigning a set of permissions to the role of a delegatee; however, finding the relevant permissions for a particular job is not an easy task for large and complex systems.…
It is in a skirmish similar to the one we have endeavored to describe, that they put these qualifications to the test.The arena where these scenes are enacted is a very undesirable place for a mere spectator.Kit Carson and party resumed their march the same day, and arrived safely at Santa Fe, without meeting with any other adventures.…Cited from The Life and Adventures of Kit Carson, by De Witt C. Peters
Now the shrewd Morgan saw that his present business was likely to become a very undesirable one, and he accordingly determined to give it up.Cited from Buccaneers and Pirates of Our Coasts, by Frank Richard Stockton
