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This account of modern economies is so unappealing that many people reject it out of hand.

Without this lip, crankbaits would float on the surface of the water, leaving a very unappealing and out-of-reach target for most fish.

When dideating butter become a sin, and a little bit of extra flesh unappealing, if not repellent?

In an April news conference, Mr. Bernanke said the tradeoffs that would come with additional purchases were becoming unappealing.

When did eating butter become a sin, and a little bit of extra flesh unappealing, if not repellent?

The prospect of making cold calls for a week as a salesperson is more unappealing than giving up sex for a month, a survey showed.

However, it's old enough to have little street value, and heavy enough to be unappealing to most thieves.

At first it might seem to be a most unappealing portrait - who wants to be poor, mourning and persecuted?

Unappealing though such behaviour may be, it seems to make excellent biological sense.

His appearance was very unappealing as he never shaved his beard.

European Union leaders and senior finance officials now find themselves confronted by an array of unappealing challenges.

The default risk does not need to be very high to make this extremely unappealing.

Then, a stone like what I meant how unappealing peak splitting, to fear, to hold the stone blade is sufficient for without feng!

With the prospect of an unappealing, entry-level job on the horizon, life in college becomes increasingly idealized.

Chinese study confirms that the husbands of unappealing women earn about 10% less than those of their dishier counterparts.

The arrogance of big money, Mrs Astor wrote once, "is one of the most unappealing of characteristics" .

Anal sex, while unappealing to some, can be very stimulating to others, and anyone who has anal intercourse must always use condoms.

With all this commotion, it's no wonder the bed has become such an unappealing place to sleep.

Overseas markets have risen so far so quickly that they look unappealing at current levels.

Such limitations may be intended to deter piracy, but they also could render cloud services unappealing to the typical consumer.

Earlier research has shown that people defer tasks that are unappealing, difficult or expensive, which is no great surprise.

The thought of a big pot of overcooked, lifeless soup is completely unappealing to me.

Second, the iron ore pricing market already contains imperfections, making additions unappealing.

The best information model in the world will sit unused if the repository's interface is confusing, complex, and unappealing.

Examples include criticizing or shouting at an employee, assigning an unappealing task, and sending a worker home without pay.

Patience is also required when investors are faced with an unappealing opportunity set.

A similar path must be an unappealing prospect for Iceland.

Foreigners can buy debt issued domestically, but artificially low yields and the risk of another default make that unappealing.

All of those developments would be deeply unappealing. But is it worth going to war to stop them?

Did some of the phases sound unappealing to you?

Being too available or too desperate is unappealing in dating both personally and professionally, I guess.

The unappealing title gives the game away: the theorists are mostly talking to themselves.

The most unappealing outcomes would arise if extraterrestrials caused harm to humanity, even if by accident.

Off-crop trees produce no fruit or a small number of large fruit that often have thick, unappealing skins.

unappealing: not appealing to the senses, as in appearance, taste, or aroma.

Another dreamt her aged and unappealing CEO leant over during a coach trip and started stroking her calf.

Fly to Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, and take the ferry from this unappealing and dusty city to Zanzibar, where life moves slower.

Or perhaps you'll find the UI unappealing or the recommendations provided somewhat incomplete.

The idea that an opaque government might come to dominate global capitalism is unappealing.

But there are still some unappealing realities just behind the beautiful facade of Indian democracy.

This the curse of uncertainty: it makes everything feel unappealing.

ISPF green screen user interface is unfamiliar or unappealing to new hires.

The alternatives, after all, are unappealing.

It is morally imperative for women to recognize that if marriage is unappealing or inconvenient, they shouldn't be having children.

The survey indicated that Chinese men are perceived to be modest, diligent and intelligent, but also inelegant, unconfident and unappealing.

That was the unappealing choice facing UBS, a Swiss bank which has been badly hurt by the carnage in America's mortgage market.

They don't actually do much damage but the concept is pretty unappealing.

Be aware of this very unappealing potential.

The idea of buying JGBs looks unappealing.

The new scanner can also show damage and imperfections that might make the produce unappealing to shoppers.

City life is unappealing, for it is very noisy and crowd.

The soldier and lawyer arguments are being made, in this case, by unappealing extremists.

Now here is a different question: When do you suppose a female voice is most unappealing to a man?

Shades of yellow are visually unappealing because they loose cheerfulness and become dingy.

Have you ever tried to 'dress up' something unappealing in a vain attempt to make it look better?

so we have to make you seem unappealing to her

a description of audience behavior that implies viewers are unlikely to change channels unless provoked by very unappealing programming