unenviable

IPA: ʌnˈɛnviʌbʌɫ

Examples of "unenviable" in Sentences

Corzine warns Christie on 'unenviable' budget choices
And because of that, there are what we call unenviable choices.
"They're now faced with the kind of unenviable task of trying to make it work."
When the performances ended, and the judges went off to deliberate, right on cue, DiDonato referred to their "unenviable" job.
Cattral rose in the prisoner's box to say he's matured since becoming a father three years ago and wants to put his "unenviable" past behind him and become a contributing member of society.
Two years earlier, Bentley had advised the county commission they had no authority to adopt the ordinance, and in court Wednesday acknowledged his legal position was "unenviable," considering state law.