The idea that an opaque government might come to dominate global capitalism is unappealing.
Psychologically, the material is half-senseless and rather unappealing, and the movie drifts into inconsequence.
It is a violent, drug-fuelled rabble with a narrow and highly unappealing ideological base.
Both had a fine sense of appearances, and both stirred up suspicions of unappealing realities.
And, unfortunately, Canada Geese which are grass fed are really the most unappealing of meats.
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But it is acute, and no amount of finger-pointing will change the equally unappealing options.
But the main argument for owning equities is the unappealing nature of the alternatives.
Statesmen necessarily face deeply unappealing choices which academics and commentators in their suburban literary redoubts are spared.
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Poor countries are unattractive places to innovate, with bad public services, unappealing workplaces and a gloomy outlook.
Finally, it is politically unappealing to have a government institution run a significant fraction of our banking sector.
Yet the "debacle" of Iraq has made the military alternatives for containing this hateful state just as unappealing.
Staying at home is unappealing to DoCoMo: most adults already own a mobile phone, and growth is stagnant.
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She signed up for welfare benefits, and found an unappealing apartment, where she lived for a few months.
It's inoffensive, unappealing and wholly forgettable -- which might even be the point.
When you take a good stare at the figure veterans benefits have cut over the ages, much is unappealing.
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Yet even if integration with Russia seems unappealing, to many the idea of being part of Georgia is worse.
But their large particle size makes them heavier in application, resulting in a whitish, chalky appearance that consumers find unappealing.
His public persona is almost comically wooden and unappealing, though he is said to be funny and charming in private.
To people accustomed to getting immediate gratification from a tax benefit, the Roth K--shorthand for 401(k)--looks at first blush rather unappealing.
Composed of blunt budget cuts across areas of key interest for both Democrats and Republicans, they were designed to be unappealing.
The picture of an IWC heading back to the dysfunctional, squabbling days before the "peace process" is one that many find unappealing.
The reality is this: While the conditions for hiring errant stars may be unappealing--too expensive or too risky--it is almost always possible.
Immigrants tend to inject into stale, ageing countries fresh vitality, fresh energy and an uncommon willingness to work hard at unappealing jobs.
So if Britain comes to the conclusion that joining the euro is a bad idea, it will face a range of unappealing choices.
Because all-in-one application suites can be expensive and lack functionality for some critical areas of the business, they are often unappealing to growing businesses.
She recounts the many ways that charities hide politically unappealing costs like fundraising and overhead, usually by finding some way to call them program support.
With Pakistan's myriad economic and political problems, and the urgent need to focus military resources on the Islamist insurgency, the prospect of power looks unappealing.
The more one knows about Admiral Fallon's conduct as a senior officer in sensitive positions around the world, the more unappealing his candidacy should be.
Even those old investment stalwarts, inflation-protected government bonds, now look unappealing.
He finds the gym boring and basketball and baseball leagues unappealing.
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