economic recession, the Edsel's
unappealing name, poor marketing, unreliability,
unappealing design and another of potential explanations for the car's poor performance in the market.
The tracks, trainers and owners need to be very careful and not assume that enthusiasts like myself will just continue to turn up and pay for largely
unappealing small-field racing.
figure class="byline dateate To get people to eat insect-based food, it should be promoted as pleasurable rather than healthy or environmentally-friendly, new research on marketing taboo or
unappealing foods has shown.
That is, the stronger the dominance beliefs the more likely appealing (e.g., chimps) and
unappealing (e.g., snakes) wild animals, companion animals (e.g., dogs), and food animals (e.g., pigs) would be morally excluded.
They say, 'If you've got it, flaunt it' - my retort is, 'Even if you haven't, flaunt it anyway"' Broadcaster Mariella Frostrup "Always looking glum" Labour's Lord Prescott on his most
unappealing habit "It's been my life's ambition to spend my time talking to Adam Frost about bedding" Jennifer Saunders, who is to host a BBC special about the Chelsea Flower Show alongside Gardeners' World presenter Frost
He told the Commons: "I think it's a politically
unappealing and cynical approach to suggest violence may be a consequence of not doing what the pro-Europeans want, and they should think whether that is a wise approach to take.
I make a lot of mistakes and they are often followed by a swift four-letter word" Sir Richard Branson, on his most
unappealing habit "I am pathetic, I am a terrible terrible snooker player.
I make a lot of mistakes and they are often followed by a swift four-letter word - Sir Richard Branson, on his most
unappealing habit She is about as friendly as a box of razor blades and twice as sharp - Commentator Sarah Vine on Victoria Beckham You get married: you are number one.
The decoy effect is a well-known marketing trick, where an
unappealing option changes a customer's preference between two others.
It was November, and it was cold, and the thought of rushing out to the outdoor sink in his remote desert base at dawn each morning to shave sounded thoroughly
unappealing.
They said they want problems such as queues at school canteens addressed and
unappealing menus spiced up.
Berlusconi said the PD should allow his party to choose a successor to 87-year-old President Giorgio Napolitano, a left-winger whose term ends on May 15 - another aspect of Berlusconi's offer which is
unappealing to Bersani.
unappealing - (of characters in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings; "all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic"
unappealing - not able to attract favorable attention; "they have made the place as unappealing as possible"; "was forced to talk to his singularly unappealing hostess"