Sentence examples for makes it unattractive from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes planted as an ornamental or lawn grass, though its long winter dormancy makes it unattractive to some growers.

It makes it unattractive for LGBT people to stay and live, which in turn, limits the opportunity for the corporations to attract and retain great talent".

It doesn't help that the official exchange rate is 60% overvalued, which makes it unattractive to bring in dollars".To get money you need to be trusted," the source says.

The first is the democratic one: the people have voted no, which makes it unattractive to bring in any change by the back door, especially if an avowed goal is to avoid consulting the people again.

In some countries, including Switzerland, Ireland and Britain, the combined effect of the cost of child care and the lack of tax concessions and benefits makes it unattractive for mothers of young children to work unless they are very well paid.

However, the large number of coefficients of the Volterra series makes it unattractive for practical applications.

But Mr. Cooke, the University of Buckingham professor, said Saab still needed major investment, and its location in high-cost Sweden made it unattractive for most large automobile groups.

Ever-higher emission standards have made it unattractive to build new coal-fired plants in the rich world.

In addition, Massey bought a strip of land surrounding the Harman mine to make it unattractive to potential buyers.

Instead heavy-handed regulations (such as interest-rate ceilings that made it unattractive to leave short-term deposits in America) drove international finance out of Wall Street.

But a few months later, Mr. Smith terminated the deal, saying asset values had dropped considerably and the amount of borrowed money on the deal made it unattractive.