Sentence examples for no less attractive from inspiring English sources
No less attractive is the ability to pick up and drop off a car without waiting in line or dealing with baffling forms sprinkled in fine print.
In the new commercials, the actresses are no less attractive, but are not sold so short: some male actors have the chiseled features of GQ models.
The Aegean islands – and in particular those of the Cyclades such as Mykonos, Naxos, Syros, Tinos and Andros – are a great starter pack for Greek island newbies, yet no less attractive to those already won over by the sun, sea, fabulous views and wonderful food and hospitality that the islands are known for.
You can select from among a remote-controlled robotic copy, a full-body prosthesis topped off by your transplanted head, and a top-of-the-line, wholly artificial body containing your uploaded essence, which will "achieve perfection of form and be no less attractive than the human body".
No less attractive a vehicle to actors than ever, his "Vanya" this time around stars a bearded Iain Glen in the title role of the bachelor, soon to be 50, who pines for the young wife of the professor who was once married to Vanya's late sister.
Gold has a long history with individual Chinese as a way to hide and preserve wealtha way made no less attractive by the mistrust that is always present with an autocratic central government.
And as a political matter, austerity will no doubt become less attractive to the parties as they face painful decisions about scaling back.
Another characteristic of such services is that users or listings with plenty of reviews will be sought after, whereas those with no reviews look less attractive.
It went on to note that China's market was now "no smaller or less attractive" than the American one — a bit of an exaggeration perhaps, but not as big as it would have been a decade ago.
Critics say the reform, like recent changes to the legal-aid system, would make poor clients' "no win no fee" cases riskier and less attractive to lawyers.Other changes aim to make formal law suits not just less costly, but less likely.
That's because the money is going into ETFs with hot stocks, leaving no money for the less attractive sisters.
