adj.艰难的，讨厌的，不值得羡慕的

The new CEO inherited an unenviable task of turning around the company's failing fortunes.
新任CEO接手了一个不受欢迎的任务——扭转公司日益衰败的运势。
She found herself in the unenviable position of having to choose between her family and career.
她发现自己处于一个令人不快的境地，必须在家庭和事业之间做出选择。
His job as a crisis manager is certainly unenviable, given that he has to deal with emergencies around the clock.
作为危机管理者，他的工作确实不令人羡慕，因为他必须全天候应对各种紧急情况。
After several high-profile scandals, the political party now faces the unenviable challenge of regaining public trust.
经历了几起重大丑闻后，该政党现在面临着恢复公众信任这一艰巨任务。
John was given the unenviable duty of firing half of his department due to budget cuts.
约翰由于预算削减，不得不承担起裁员部门一半员工这一令人不愿接受的责任。
The athlete took on the unenviable role of being the underdog in a competition against world champions.
这位运动员在与世界冠军的竞争中扮演了不被看好的挑战者的角色。
His team faced the unenviable task of rebuilding the entire infrastructure after the natural disaster.
他的团队在自然灾害过后承担了重建整个基础设施这项棘手的工作。
Despite its unenviable reputation, the neighborhood has been undergoing significant improvements.
尽管这个社区名声不佳，但它一直在进行显著的改善。
The professor had the unenviable responsibility of grading papers for a class of over three hundred students.
这位教授肩负着为三百多名学生批改作业的繁重任务。
The middle child often finds themselves in the unenviable position of feeling overshadowed by both older and younger siblings.
中间的孩子常常会发现自己处于一种不讨喜的地位，既感到被年长的兄弟姐妹压过一头，又觉得被年幼的弟弟妹妹抢去了风头。