Sentence examples for a desirable site from inspiring English sources

Long a predominantly rural community, the 45-square-mile Monroe Township, in southwestern Middlesex County near Exits 8 and 8A of the New Jersey Turnpike, has recently become a desirable site for developers.

"Because Mineola was a hub for the Long Island Rail Road, as well as being the county seat, it was a desirable site for members of the bar involved in county government," said Robert E. Tate, a lawyer who has had offices in two of the buildings in separate periods in the last 40 years.

Nanoparticles have been extensively investigated as a means of specifically targeting drugs to a desirable site of action [1].

The airport authority could attempt to construct a new terminal on a less desirable site now used for general aviation, southwest of the airfield.

He found a highly desirable site in Dalton, but the owner, a local farmer, was unwilling to part with it.

Bradley Mendelson, an executive director at Cushman & Wakefield, which acted as the leasing agent on the property, ascribed the success of the deal to "the patience of the owners to find the right tenant" for a very desirable site.

However, polymorphism in an otherwise desirable site for primer design can be accommodated via the multiplexing of primers showing identity to each of the polymorphic sequences, as for the TaPLDβ1 assay (Table 2).

The other differences between the two bids — Maryland offered a far less desirable site — are precisely the kinds of details that matter more.

A computer simulation-guided rational design strategy was adopted to identify the most desirable site in t-PA (i.e. the 37-loop) for incorporation of the heparin-binding peptide sequence.

Edward Grebow, a top Sony executive who became the president and chief executive of the alliance this week, said that while "Governors Island is still the most desirable site," New York's stance meant "we have to look for other positions, so we are thrilled that Jersey City and the State of New Jersey are interested".

Other papermakers followed over the next ten years, notably Henry Wiswell and David Carson, who acquired the more desirable site and established what became known as the Red Mill.