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Meanings of less attractive in English

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Usage of less attractive in English
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However, the strategy has become less attractive due to weak oil prices.
Reuters
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Those were considered less attractive assets by some in the mining industry.
Reuters
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And, of course, fewer sales make papers even less attractive to advertisers.
The Guardian
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A rise in interest rates would also make MLPs yields less attractive.
Reuters
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The idea of a family get-together was sounding less and less attractive.
She, myself & i
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I had always thought that higher rates were less attractive than Manipulars.
Halo Cryptum
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This could make a business whose appeal is dwindling even less attractive.
Reuters
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Raising the price of tax avoidance schemes will make them less attractive.
The Guardian
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The lower the spread, the less attractive property has become for investors.
Reuters
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Our drinking water was the less attractive for being so strongly chlorinated.
The Fifth Battalion Highland Light Infantry in the War 1914-1918
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One could but try to make the place less attractive than before.
The Great Boer War
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Other acquaintance I possess, less known to fame, but not less attractive.
Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Volume II
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His hair had been shoulder-length and slicked back, making him less attractive.
Love at first sight
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He said with primary production heavy volumes often made for less attractive prices.
Radio NZ
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Energy Transfer has made clear it believes the deal has become less attractive.
Reuters
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However, recent actions by the U.S. Treasury have made such deals less attractive.
Reuters
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