Sentence examples similar to second most sought after from inspiring English sources

The two tuna species are the most sought after by sushi lovers.

They're also the artifacts most sought after by collectors.

Leadership is one of the most sought after yet elusive concepts in the workplace today.

Ratings range from 1-5, with a "5" being the most sought after or "almost perfect" score.

Risk managers were the second-most sought after profession in the financial sector in Britain in the third quarter of last year after computer programmers, according to eFinancialCareers, an online job search site.

In 10 days' time, Lost River will premiere as part of Cannes's Un Certain Regard sidebar – not eligible for the Palme d'Or but debuting in the second most sought-after part of the programme.

The most sought after second homes are those that are low maintenance, like the golf resort villas.

Solar stocks were once the bread and butter for alternative energy investors, and First Solar was among the most sought after.

Mark Burnett, who after his success with "Survivor" and now "The Apprentice" is the most sought after producer of reality shows, first offered his new series to ABC.

"The Victorians started building second homes in Salcombe," he explains, "and these older houses are the most sought after.

Talking of skills, according to the Silicon Milkroundabout/Adzuna data, the most sought after workers for U.K. tech startups are (unsurprisingly) developers, with a third (31%) of the advertised roles being for coders; followed by marketers, sought in a quarter (24%) of the ads; and product people (12%).