Sentence examples for a desirable form from inspiring English sources

No one would suggest that disasters are a desirable form of economic stimulus.

The Second Amendment does not say, "Shooting sports, being a desirable form of recreation to a tiny percentage of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear semiautomatic assault rifles, shall not be infringed".

Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) from Wharton's jelly present high plasticity and low immunogenicity, turning them into a desirable form of cell therapy for the injured nervous system.

Bicycles are a desirable form of transportation for many reasons, including the fact that taking a bicycle is environmentally-friendly, economically cost-effective, a way to keep fit and healthy and, on occasions, an enjoyable social activity.

Some think that the idea of world government involves a paradox: however it is conceived institutionally, when the winning conditions exist for establishing a desirable form of world government or global governance one that will guarantee human security with individual liberty, protect the environment, and advance global social justice it will no longer be necessary (Nielsen 1988, 276).

I think most of us can agree abortion is not a desirable form of birth control.

"The perception is that they are a detriment to the community because they are seen as a less desirable form of housing for a transient population," Mr. Savage said.

Although an oral contraceptive may be a less desirable form of contraception due to lower efficacy (91%%) and masking low EA and menstrual dysfunction, the use of oral contraceptives has shown no effects on swimming or endurance performance.

Individuals seeing a doctor leads to increased awareness about health problems and generates a potentially desirable form of supplier-induced demand: they decide to pay themselves for services that are in short supply.

The critic says that the elimination of a special motivating attachment to fellow-citizens is not possible, but the critic means that the elimination of special motivating attachments to fellow-citizens will make a certain desirable form of political life impossible.

"Unfortunately, the current regime is strong and the United States does not have any sensible, practical means of bringing about a more desirable form of government in Iran".