Sentence examples for less desirable spot from inspiring English sources

They'll put it in a less desirable spot," said Rhonda Kave, owner of Roni-Sue's Chocolates, standing in front of her 200-square foot shop one recent morning.

The Federal Communications Commission is considering plans to force the users of cordless microphones — not only Broadway producers but also megachurches and the National Football League — to move to a less desirable spot on the nation's airwaves.

When the Republican convention opens on Monday, Congressional leaders will be relegated to less desirable time spots, and some of the focus will be on nonpoliticians described by Mr. Bush as "people who are reinforcing our message".

Part-time spots are considered far less desirable because they take place over two and a half hours, compared with six hours for the full-day program.

If their first choice is taken, they can sometimes be persuaded to adopt a less popular road until the more desirable spot becomes available.

Everything is a little bit (or a lotta bit) harder, less desirable, and more emotional.

In years gone by, these less desirable impressions would have been sold for the same rate as the highly sought-after spots.

Less desirable ones suffer a brain drain.

That distinction now looks much less desirable.

Others were scattered in less desirable locations.

"I have a more desirable building in just a less desirable area," she said.