Sentence examples for hardly attractive from inspiring English sources

Jupiter's business is hardly attractive.

Urban poverty is hardly attractive — slums are cramped, unplanned, unhygienic places — but it is, in many cases, less deadly.

In the macho world of Westminster politics, where any admission of fallibility or misjudgment produces a feeding frenzy, this may be necessary, though it is hardly attractive.

But by the end of my freshman year I had acquired 12 pounds of flab, hardly attractive on my five-foot frame.

The prospect of a bill for tens of thousands of dollars in tuition, hardly attractive in the best of times, looks particularly painful now.

Yet while the low pay and poor conditions offered by the non-regular job market are hardly attractive options for anyone, more and more salaried workers are still seeking ways to break free of Japan's corporate shackles.

"The postulation of such an endless hierarchy of 'rails' could hardly be attractive even to those who are attracted by its first step" (1949a, 120).

Yet the alternative, raising taxes again and again, is hardly more attractive.

Conservative governors must either accept the president's help or see taxes rise, hardly an attractive choice.

Scrapping an existing plan only to pay more for one with a higher deductible was hardly an attractive option.

It is hardly an attractive business model, even for consumer electronics companies already accustomed to low profit margins.