Sentence examples for less sought-after from inspiring English sources

Unlucky applicants wind up in the less sought-after courses.

Rents have begun to decline in less sought-after neighborhoods, but not in the prime locations.

That, she said, explains many longtime residents' nostalgia for the days when the area was rougher and less sought-after.

Far from the UK being a primary target for refugees, the country is much less sought-after than several of its northern European neighbours, notably Sweden and Germany.

Bluefish seem to be in overabundance come fall, and their strong taste makes them less sought-after than many other fish.

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.

In fact, applicants whose proposals entail research in less-sought-after nations (and veterans) may have an advantage in the selection process.

Sure, more affordable places have long been available in less-sought-after neighborhoods west of the Shinnecock Canal, including the hamlets of East Quogue and Hampton Bays.

For many years at auction, they rarely battled with collectors over high-profile paintings, but walked away with less-sought-after works, which they stockpiled in a duty-free warehouse near the Geneva airport believed to hold more than 3,000 of their paintings and sculptures.

If a user started messaging with a less-desirable person, the less-sought-after person's desirability score would go up.

For a less-sought-after free agent, a qualifying offer could dampen his market because clubs hesitate to give up a high draft pick.