Sentence examples for be far less appealing from inspiring English sources

If these countries had booming economies and infrastructures, extremism would be far less appealing.

Claire argues that for a lot of young Australians and Kiwis, London is seen as a gateway to the EU, and post-Brexit Britain would be far less appealing.

Stopping the Premier League for one weekend in mid-January would do no harm to England's tournament chances but the clues as to what the real priorities should be – as the Football Association begins to look at the evidence assembled by its England Commission – are contained elsewhere in Hunter's brilliant telling of the Spain story… and will be far less appealing to most Premier League clubs.

While the flats are selling well and there is even construction work on new housing areas, Songdo seems to be far less appealing to the corporate market.

Niche programming, even if profitable in new cut-rate production models, will likely be far less appealing to overseas markets (where local productions will probably be far more nimble in addressing local niches), so the overall economic impact will be an increasing loss of exports from the sector.

Excerpts, as heard in the famous "Nutcracker Suite," are far less appealing.

AlfaBetic will control advertising appearing on each publisher's translated pages, and says that it will try to maximize revenues by using local ad merchants – something that might work well in some European countries, but markets in countries like China and Russia are far less appealing.

When the returns were run on a yearly basis, with more accurate prices, the volatility ranged from 8.5percentto14.3percentcent, which is far less appealing.

Having studied some of those profiles, I'd say there are far less appealing prospects out there.

The Carpathian mountain town of Volovets is far less appealing, but it does have a decent hotel, the Grand (Pushkina 15; 38-0-3136-22753; hotel-grand.com.ua), whose spacious rooms start at the equivalent of $15.

And I discovered long ago that if I tell them I'm in West Hollywood, it's far less appealing than if I tell them I'm Skyping from London".