Sentence examples for a desiderata from inspiring English sources

At stake is not only Max Ehrmann's reputation, but the royalties on a "Desiderata" retail market that Bell estimates runs between $1 million and $2 million yearly.

Levanter's owners – husband and wife team Joe and Fiona Botham – started out flogging serious, high-grade Spanish imports on local markets and their quality control is clear in everything from a plate of jamón ibérico to a Desiderata – a craft-brewed pils from Seville and, miraculously, a genuinely good Spanish lager.

While these views do solve problems of coincidence with sums, it could be argued that they do so at too great a cost, since maintaining that ordinary objects exist, in addition to sums, is a desiderata if one wishes one's view to gel with commonsense.

Minimizing MSE is a desideratum for classifiers.

For it to be accessible to a larger audience has been a desideratum for some years.

Most time records are clustered in North America, where speed has long been a desideratum.

Where some element of a desideratum is specific to a particular paradigm, this is noted.

A comprehensive analysis of ancient literary attitudes to monetary valuations and other types of numbers remains a desideratum.

However, her - not explicitly elaborated - ideological value system that runs through her publications and determined her actual conduct, still remains a desideratum of research.

I suspect it doesn't mean anything particularly original to me: I simply think of it as the separation of church es) from the ambit of the state – which is why I consider it a desideratum.

The out-door cages are to be completed by the end of July next; they will measure 44 ft. by 29 ft. Mr. Sclater desired it to be known that of the larger Felidee, the Ounce (Felis uncia) was a desideratum.