Sentence examples for is less sought from inspiring English sources

Lichtenstein's "Sailboats III, 1974," was brilliantly sold at $11.84 million, even though this later period of the artist is less sought after.

In this case the educated elites in the capital, and the impatient urban young, may have been far more pro-Moussavi than the less-educated and rural population whose opinion is less sought and harder to obtain.

However, TLC is less sought after because it requires at least ninety minutes to complete the analysis (Steenstra & Logtenberg 1977).

The main reason Baker has not acted is probably because the job is less sought after than Donald Trump's chief of staff position.

Metals are a better value than porcelains, since they're less sought after.

Don Starr, Chairman and CEO at Grosvenor Park Media, which has financed $1 billion for 400 films, believes "sought after films are getting higher prices than they ever did, although the ones that are less sought after are getting lower prices". A few panelists shared anecdotes on how Netflix has come into a film's bidding process, only to drive up the final price.

That requires leaving the older, bigger trees, which are more resistant to fire, and taking out the younger, smaller ones that are less sought after by logging operations.

Because Crosley rejected the towering tailfins and yards of chrome that were the hallmarks of its contemporaries, it is less sought-after by collectors and a relative bargain.

Libya's light-sweet crude, which has low levels of sulphur and is less viscous, is sought after by European refiners.

The post-1989 toansition to a western economy has taken place and there is less reason to seek futures abroad.

An employee who sees a future with their current company is less likely to seek employment elsewhere.