Sentence examples for lost its attractiveness from inspiring English sources

"This was one of the only ways to jump-start the economy at zero cost because the government can't give people money, tourism is no longer a draw and Italy has lost its attractiveness to foreign investors," said Roberto Ravazzoni at Bocconi University in Milan.

Several countries' rush to be part of AIIB shows that the US-led AWO has already lost its attractiveness.

As indicated by the pattern of the 13C NMR spectra and the high C contents of the subsoil, the partially degraded PyOM seems to have lost its attractiveness to microbial attack with ongoing downward movement and accumulation.

As these data can only be provided when the patients and their families are fully informed about their condition, optimal gender policy has lost its attractiveness as a comprehensive and successful strategy for managing DSD.

Foreign students make up about 12 percent of students here, but France is losing its attractiveness in part because "Germany went past us by developing courses in English," Mrs. Fioraso said.

However, if the mice were prevented from touching the urine with their nose by a mesh screen, the place seemed to lose its attractiveness.

Of course, if President Trump is successful in gaining control of the U.S. Federal Reserve in order to begin manipulating monetary policy to benefit his short-term political agenda, the U.S. dollar could lose its attractiveness.

Thus, the code lost its self-reinforcing attractiveness and "did not play a big role anymore" (Expert 11).

On the other hand, when both older parents and their children are well off, coresidence loses its economic attractiveness due to increased opportunity costs.

A predictable championship where the same team always wins would lose its main attractiveness and reduce, at least on a temporary basis, spectator interest, which is a major source of economic value for sports entertainment.

It lost its outrageousness".