Sentence examples for all too desirable from inspiring English sources
She didn't even like Jameson, but the fact that she couldn't have it made it all too desirable.
Rather too desirable, critics of the regeneration scheme argue, for the council tenants who used to live here.
It seems Bradford was good enough to nurture and develop the collections so that they can become too desirable to be left in the north.
"And then they'll build a park just outside of town or in a part that isn't really too desirable.
The Portland African American Leadership Forum (PAALF) claimed that by opening a clean, affordable, pleasant, convenient chain grocery store, their neighbourhood would become too desirable for "non-oppressed populations".
The Portland African-American Leadership Forum (PAALF) claimed that by opening a clean, affordable, pleasant, convenient chain grocery store, their neighborhood will become too desirable for "non-oppressed populations".
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But the draft took shape in such a fashion that left too many desirable players on the board.
Without them, it is difficult, for instance, to offer collateral against a loan, or to resolve bankruptcies quickly and smoothly.Faster and more accurate disclosure of information too is desirable in itself, for governments as well as for banks and private companies.
Areva's tiny float makes it all the more desirable.
