Sentence examples for a bit more desirable from inspiring English sources
Kathy Gulrich, an agent at Bellmarc Realty, says the bus service has made the less expensive apartments on the far East Side a bit more desirable.
It's all inside baseball but it also means that their new Globemaster is Master Chronometer certified which adds a nice amount to the price and makes the watch just a bit more desirable to collectors and fans.
It's a decision, Dean herself admits, that is going to make the first editions of the novel just that little bit more desirable in years to come.
"Place all of the main seating units on top of the rug and make sure to take into account the view of the seating unit and rug when you enter a room, as sometimes a side view makes a bit more coverage desirable". A carpet has the ability to pull the whole room together by how it "holds" the furniture.
"Place all of the main seating units on top of the rug and make sure to take into account the view of the seating unit and rug when you enter a room, as sometimes a side view makes a bit more coverage desirable".
Second, "relaxing" standards to make food "a bit more palatable" sounds totally innocuous -- even desirable, right?
I enjoyed reading the manuscript and am inclined to follow the logic of the authors although a bit more data confirming the conjectures made by the authors would be desirable.
It should thicken to a desirable consistency; if it's too runny, add a bit more pectin as described in previous steps until a good consistency is reached.
Adding a bit more tartaric acid will result in a creamy mascarpone that is thicker and more sour, which may be desirable for some applications.
