Sentence examples for less attraction from inspiring English sources

But Switzerland's banking and insurance markets are overcrowded and profit margins are tumbling, suggesting that further cross-selling opportunities are limited.Bancassurance holds less attraction for commercial customers seeking more sophisticated policies.

If this is the case, then his own queer story would exert far less attraction for him than, say, that of Rosacoke Mustian, the heroine of his wonderful first novel, "A Long and Happy Life".

Amazon's senior vice president of devices David Limp admitted to Fortune that part of the Fire Phone's problem was its pricing in the US, which put it in direct competition with Apple's iPhone and Samsung's high-end devices but with less attraction to consumers.

In contrast, the IO-nP-based magnetic liquid generated less attraction force, due to both lower magnetic and solution properties of the IO-nPs.

It can be seen that there is a general increase in potential (more positive indicating less attraction) with sliding distance, thus, accounting for the tendency of the moving flake to self-retract when the motive force to slide is removed.

Contact angle results revealed that a decrease in water salinity could significantly make the rock surface more water-wet, and ζ-potential measurements demonstrated that reducing the salinity to a certain level would cause a less positive rock surface which is responsible for less attraction between rock and oil (Mahani et al. 2015).

A less obvious attraction of texting is that it uses a telephone to avoid what many people dread about face-to-face exchanges, and even about telephones — having to have a real, unscripted conversation.

Personal information, such as age, gender, profession, may change more or less the attraction of participants by a historical site.

Higher estriol, however, was associated with less general attraction at T3.

These effects were sufficient to offset the hypothesized higher flux of the lower valance magnesium and calcium species, in comparison to aluminum and ferric, due to the bivalent species having less electrostatic attraction to the counterions within the membrane, allowing for more labile transfer (Tor et al., 2004).

So here we present a short catalogue of 20 of spring's less celebrated attractions.