Sentence examples for be less desirable to from inspiring English sources

Additionally, with more students applying to college, the remaining pool of job applicants may be less desirable to employers.

While there is no evidence that foreign applicants would be less desirable to a university's faculty hiring committee, "it is more complicated to hire foreign faculty because of the paperwork," says Gamberi.

This method can be implemented on standard clinical CT scanners and provides an interesting framework for future clinical-based FE studies; however, may be less desirable to patient populations due to increased dose requirements.

And it seems like it's going to be less desirable to take that than to take a plane, so that means it's not just going to be, I mean California taxpayers are not just going to have to write off $100 billion but they're also going to have to maintain and subsidize the ongoing operation of this train for a super long time, sort of California's Amtrak.

Especially juicy berries or cooked meat can sometimes be less desirable to store in bags, as well as soup and other things that would be difficult to defrost.

Won't that mean my house is less desirable to potential buyers?

The higher the sugar content, the browner and less uniform the chip emerges, and this is less desirable to the potato chip makers.

Farm-raised tilapia, with the best feed-to-flesh conversion ratio of any animal, is less desirable to many consumers, myself included, than that nearly perfectly blank canvas called tofu.

In a two-part response to the BBC executive's strategy review, the commercial radio industry trade body, the Radio Centre, said Radio 1 should focus on teenagers and the under-25s, who are less desirable to advertisers, while Radio 2 should shift its lower age limit up from 40-plus to 45-plus over three years.

"CBS airtime has always had a much lower value in the market place" because the network's older viewership is less desirable to many marketers, Mr. Mandese said, so the popularity of its new Thursday lineup, including "Survivor" and "C.S.I.," led network executives to hope "it would be time for payback".

With Hollywood holding back the content, or restricting it to the point where it's less desirable to the consumer, it's holding Apple's plan for living room domination, captive.