Sentence examples for less of a draw from inspiring English sources

If it's on in the corner of the room it feels like less of a draw.

Now, without that power, Mossberg, as an independent tech impresario, may well be much less of a draw.

However, the relatively straightforward 2004 presidential race between John Kerry and George W Bush was also less of a draw for viewers.

Gina Gershon, the current star, has been selling tickets, though some of her predecessors, like Jennifer Jason Leigh, were less of a draw.

And while Tiger Woods is photogenic, he is less of a draw for Britons than the home-grown champions of yore.

But Google e-books proved to be less of a draw to customers than many in the publishing industry had hoped.

They're hoping to use fewer LEDs so there's less of a power draw, as well as making the backlight layer thinner.

It would not disarm Assad of his chemical weapons, but it also has less of a chance of drawing the U.S. deeper into the war.

Immediately afterward, he seemed to draw less of a hard line, saying he would leave the decision to permit the procedure up to the states.

But other elements, such as allowing the agency to move from six-day delivery to five, may draw less of a consensus.

But the Front then seemed less of a threat, so his idea drew scant attention.