Sentence examples for declining attractiveness from inspiring English sources
Cormie says the GIB's due diligence has taken this into account, and he disputes Biofuelwatch's assumptions, which he says fail to take into account the declining attractiveness of burning coal as carbon prices rise.
FACED with philandering partners, declining attractiveness and diminishing expectations, the philosophical, wry and mightily observant women in Joan Frank's first-rate story collection, "Boys Keep Being Born," simply tell it like it is, for better or worse.
And during a 90-minute discussion of the economy, the declining attractiveness of public service, and his recent work heading a commission on Swiss banks and the Holocaust, it became clear that for Mr. Volcker, retirement does not mean full-time fly-fishing.
In response to a need for greater control, GitHub imposed a measure of centralized control, but experienced a predictable decline in initiative, as well as a decline in attractiveness for employees.
This will result in accomodation becoming more difficult and a decline in attractiveness for the youth that has made the city a sort-after destination.
"The UK's declining position in the global league tables for attractiveness for investment in green energy betrays our nation's tradition in pioneering technology that makes the world better.
But ominously, Russian influence in Belgrade is already growing, populist and nationalist oppositions are gathering strength in Serbia and the attractiveness of the EU is at its lowest, declining as fast as the spread between German and Italian bonds grows.
This may have reflected a survivor bias as upgraders interviewed had already worked in the profession for several years, or the declining popularity of the nursing over time, reflecting the reduced attractiveness of the profession (e.g. due to relative pay, prestige and support), or the wider range of career options available in more recent years.
Inertia, combined with diminishing research funding, declining new academic positions, combined with disruptive and emerging competitive adjacent domains have a heavy toll on the field and its attractiveness for talented faculty members and students.
In Western populations, women are optimally attractive with a BMI of 19 20, and attractiveness declines as BMI increases (Tovée et al., 1999).
