Sentence examples for area desirable from inspiring English sources

He wants the new East facade to "help make the area desirable for other enterprises and businesses, and help lead to the return of pedestrians" in a place once dominated by monumental structures.

Jamil was interested to hear that I had lived in Heaton as a child, saying that now you only get Muslims moving into Heaton as the middle-class white residents that once considered the area desirable with good schools now saw it as too Asian.

Multifilament core fibers (MCFs), a class of optical fibers whose core is made up of a number of strongly-coupled high-index rods surrounded by a low-index homogeneous cladding, can provide single mode operation and large mode area, desirable properties for high-power fiber lasers and amplifiers.

And according to real estate brokers, many buyers find homes in such areas desirable.

Mr. Eshelman said that higher energy prices, in addition to making some formerly uneconomical areas desirable for drilling in the four-corners region, were allowing for more expensive technologies that could help protect surface areas.

Of the developers who responded to the city's request for proposals last year, Mr. De said, Cherokee was the only one to come back with a "holistic response" -- a plan that would allow for the removal of about 700 private homes in areas desirable for redevelopment.

Because the area remains desirable, sellers do not feel pressed to lower their prices.

"There's no more land left in Manhattan and Harlem so suddenly this area is desirable," he says.

"Our research shows that with competition for school places remaining high, parents are making significant financial and lifestyle sacrifices to be within the catchment area of desirable schools.

The population density decreases from north to south, owing primarily to a southward increase in humidity and temperature that renders the area less desirable for habitation.

The snag was the high asking price, $1.6 million, and the fact that the seller insisted on also including a small patch of contiguous land -- a.9-acre wooded area less desirable as a park.