Sentence examples for relatively less attractive from inspiring English sources

The United States may be looking relatively less attractive to multinationals based in foreign countries, too.

Both Indonesia and Brazil raised interest rates this week to protect their currencies, making India relatively less attractive.

But, said the bank: Little exposure to the US defence upturn makes Qinetiq relatively less attractive versus peers like Cobham/Ultra/BAE.

Those that do not pay dividends would become relatively less attractive to investors, who might move their money from one type to the other.

"The relatively high mortgage rates do not help the housing recovery because they make it harder for new homeowners to get on the housing ladder and because they make refinancing relatively less attractive," he said.

That makes U.S. Treasury bonds relatively less attractive.

None have replicated the programmed decrease of FIT in new contracts though, making the German incentive relatively less and less attractive compared to other countries.

And while moderately priced oil and gas bring economic relief, they also make renewable sources of energy like wind and solar relatively expensive and less attractive to investors unless governments impose a price on carbon emissions.

Solar energy companies that were darlings of the stock market a year ago have fallen as lower oil make relatively pricey solar less attractive.

These have been friendly matches against less attractive opposition where a relatively small crowd was expected, and it has therefore been unnecessary to play the match at Hampden Park.

Fixed-dose combination products can contain a relatively small amount of opioid, which in theory is less attractive to potential abusers.