Sentence examples for That would be desirable from inspiring English sources
Many marine species exhibit capabilities that would be desirable for manmade systems operating in the maritime environment.
By flexible we mean a set of features that would be desirable to find in an identification approach: constraint handling and optimal-input design.
"You might very well argue that in some circumstances that would be desirable but I do know the reasons why it would be difficult".
Portsmouth, under its third owner in less than a year, sits on land that would be desirable real estate if there were no soccer club.
On a refueling stop here en route to Washington, Mr. Rumsfeld said: "You can't have two countries living next to each other for very long with a million people staring at each other with weapons and not recognize that there are certain things that would be desirable.
"We always knew that a terrorist threat existed, and if there was a place that would be desirable to attack in the United States, New York would probably be Location No. 1 and Location No. 2. If you're not willing to live with those risks, I don't know why you would live in New York".
Vanholme et al. [ 49] suggested that it would be desirable that bioenergy crops contain genetically engineered/tailored lignin that is readily degraded by pretreatments but that this mutant lignin could still fulfill its biological role in plants.
We agree that it would be desirable to obtain data that show significance of fibrinogen binding to TEDs in infections.
Mr. Barak and his colleagues added that pressure within Labor "created among the Palestinians the illusion that the government was about to fall, and that it would be desirable and in their interests to wait for a more 'suitable' government".
It is equally clear that this must be done cautiously, however, and that it would be desirable for the degree of caution to reflect the idiosyncrasies of the QSAR being examined.
The belief that it would be desirable for me to φ causes my desire to φ and features in a rationalizing explanation of that desire but does not motivate that desire.
