Sentence examples for are always desirable from inspiring English sources

While it's easy to assume that more checks are always desirable — that the harder it is to make policy decisions, the better they will be — the debt crisis shows this isn't true.

"The Mexico City market was soft, due to the Mexican economy as a whole slowing down," said Jonathan Pikoff, a law partner with Pikoff y Asociados who practices in both Mexico and Texas, "but desirable locations in Mexico City, like most big cities, are always desirable".

While OpEx savings are always desirable, the compelling savings that justify an energy czar are elsewhere.

Low SAR values are always desirable (Raihan and Alam 2008) because it influence infiltration rate of water.

The size of the matrix increases with the number of sessions J, while more sessions are always desirable for more robust parameter estimation.

Brokers who specialize in equestrian real estate, however, say there is always a market for these properties in part, because private homes with lots of land are always desirable.

The former is always desirable; the latter is sometimes a necessity.

That better organisation is always desirable cannot be disputed; nor that a better flow of information can save lives.

Mr. Thomas said that the law establishing the commission did not mandate unanimity, but "it's always desirable," he said.

A small degree of revision and smoothing out is always desirable in a published diary: a sense of authenticity and "immediacy" is seldom worth someone's flabby grammar or hasty phrasing.

Every modern scientific innovation was "progress" or "development", and progress and development were always desirable, and would march inevitably onward and upward: to question that belief was to question goodness, beauty and truth.