Sentence examples for less desirable to from inspiring English sources

Across the country, Medicare patients are becoming less and less desirable to physicians".

Won't that mean my house is less desirable to potential buyers?

Additionally, with more students applying to college, the remaining pool of job applicants may be less desirable to employers.

Curtis Granderson and Brett Gardner bat left-handed, as does Damon, making him less desirable to the Yankees.

"When a proposal is perceived as something the Americans want, it can automatically become less desirable to the Russians".

It is also making New York less desirable to teachers who can use the nationwide teacher shortage to pick and choose where they wish to work.

There are no public pools I would feel comfortable in, and I have no desire to travel to a less desirable area to use one.

Essentially, the above self-adaptation algorithm gives higher priority to the desirable node to continue broadcasting the packet, and it also allows a less desirable node to have chances to reevaluate its "importance" in the neighborhood.

The insurer, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, was misrepresenting the minimum automobile insurance policy of $15,000 per person and $30,000 per accident to potential customers it considered to be less desirable, according to the department.

News of the deal comes weeks after chief executive Ashley Highfield, the former senior BBC and Microsoft executive, announced sweeping plans to sell less desirable titles to focus on the group's "gems".

PrEP differs from post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) which is taken after a potential exposure to HIV a less desirable way to lower one's infection risk, for obvious reasons.