Sentence examples for to be less desirable from inspiring English sources

In addition, except for some blocks in the north, it is served by the local School District 29, which is considered to be less desirable than the adjoining School District 26.

The problem they're likely to encounter is that the more process-driven law jobs that tend to match up with cheaper routes to qualification are always going to be less desirable than barristerial/City law glamour.

Site traffic also shows that "schools that have tended to be less desirable but on the fringes of wealthier neighborhoods are now being looked at more closely, like P.S. 198 on the Upper East Side," Ms. Wheaton said.

Overall the authors note that night and weekend work tends to be less desirable, as it is often performed by people with fewer skills and employers typically offer a premium wage for it.

The Rj Rm) relationship of the multiple injection experiments for the cosolvents with a density contrast with water tended to be less desirable in the sense that there was less Rj for a given Rm.

Because, like all moral terms, causal terms have come to have meanings of their own that cannot be changed as a result of one person's analysis, they enable us to resist political pressures that, would, if a more "goal conscious," antiseptic language were employed, result in a mixture of goals thought to be less desirable.

Scales created from multiple indicators can introduce additional problems, and are prone to being less desirable than either single or multiple indicators.

Additionally, with more students applying to college, the remaining pool of job applicants may be less desirable to employers.

This method can be implemented on standard clinical CT scanners and provides an interesting framework for future clinical-based FE studies; however, may be less desirable to patient populations due to increased dose requirements.

While there is no evidence that foreign applicants would be less desirable to a university's faculty hiring committee, "it is more complicated to hire foreign faculty because of the paperwork," says Gamberi.

The ones who need to work because of inadequate pensions and retirement wealth are more likely to have less education and be less desirable for employers.