Sentence examples for a most desirable from inspiring English sources
"The style of architecture of a prison," states the 1826 Encyclopaedia Londinensis, "offers an effectual method of exciting the imagination to a most desirable point of abhorrence".
A most desirable property of the electrospun fibermats is that they can be made bioactive by incorporating other bioactive agents.
Intragranular acicular ferrite is regarded as a most desirable microstructure feature, in view of its strength and toughness, both in weld metals and in the heat-affected zone.
A most desirable response is an efficient adhesion, as it represents the first phase in the cell/material interaction and the quality of this phase will influence the cell's capacity to organize into a new functional tissue.
We agree that complementation of the Dictyostelium NF1 mutant with the human protein is a most desirable experiment.
However, oral administration of prophylactic or therapeutic drugs is a most desirable and feasible remedy of prevention or treatment in civilian and military mass radiation casualties from a radiation accident, or fist responders entering radiation contaminated areas.
Her eyes gently shut and body spread wide, it's almost as if femininity is considered most beautiful when lifeless, that a woman is most desirable as an aesthetically pleasing spread of inactive parts.
Now Nassau is three steps above that and one step from the A category for the most desirable securities.
Add to that the fact that London attracts wealthy foreigners who are willing to pay several million pounds for a home to live in part-time, and the result is a city whose most desirable parts are emptying.Yet away from London's expensive centre, things are getting more cramped.
In 1992 MTV created the MTV Movie Awards, a tongue-in-cheek awards show that recognized cinematic achievement in such fields as "best action sequence," "best sandwich in a movie," and "most desirable female".
However, even if this is a possible and most desirable outcome, it is by no means guaranteed, although it is often taken for granted.
