Sentence examples for somewhat less attractive from inspiring English sources

Certainly from a manufacturer point of view, it makes Android somewhat less attractive, because of the risk of infringement.

Meanwhile, Atlanta also has some skilled workers, but not as many as Boston, and so Atlanta is somewhat less attractive.

AT&T's consumer unit is somewhat less attractive than WorldCom's consumer and wholesale operation, not least because the AT&T unit is already shrinking.

Overall, denatured single-fluid designs appear as the most promising candidate technology minimizing both design complexity and overall proliferation risks despite being somewhat less attractive from the perspective of resource utilization.

A number of these stocks moved higher on Friday, making them somewhat less attractive as short- term trading candidates.

US and Canadian telecoms trade for higher multiples than those in other countries, which makes them somewhat less attractive, financial experts said.

Between 1995 and 2002 almost no new affordable housing developments arose in the province of Ontario due in part to the general reluctance of the private housing developers to invest in the development of new affordable housing, a venture they considered to be somewhat less than attractive [ 6].

Screening schoolchildren and adults for hearing disorders is somewhat less cost effective but is still economically attractive according to commonly used benchmarks.

For all of China's promises to gradually allow its currency to rise — which would make American exports more attractive in China, and imports somewhat less competitive here — the adjustment since 2008 has been a minuscule 1.6 percent.

That argument has been weakened somewhat with the fall in oil prices in recent years that has made oil sands production less attractive on oil markets.

The huge American trade deficit, while shrinking somewhat, continues to generate more dollar reserves for overseas exporters at a time when it is less attractive for them to keep those reserves in dollars.