Sentence examples for arguably desirable from inspiring English sources

A decline in retail sales is arguably desirable to improve the savings rate and rebalance the economy.

Although such changes may be arguably desirable, they entail upheaval that will disrupt social relationships at great potential personal cost.

That is, an arguably desirable interaction between the connectives is lost in the combination process, and classical logic over ¬ and ∨ cannot be recovered from its fragments, as long as algebraic fibring in these categories of logics is used.

Yoga is not a standardized intervention, nor is it likely (or arguably desirable) that it should become one.

The Pocantico Hills community and schools are smaller and tinged with the Rockefeller aura and are arguably more desirable, too, so one could assume that the sudden move of these houses into the Tarrytown district, which is more culturally and economically diverse, might change their value.

All of these deceptions are arguably desirable.

"It's a stone's throw from the Supreme Court and Congress in arguably the most desirable part of Capitol Hill," Hill said.

Paul Ryan, running mate of Mitt Romney in 2012, has gone home to Wisconsin to discuss with his family whether he should take arguably the least desirable position in Washington, that of Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Relatively modest, at a mere 119 meters, but arguably even more desirable that its larger sisters by virtue of lines reminiscent of a nuclear submarine, the A is another Blohm + Voss creation, designed by Philippe Starck and built for another Russian billionaire, Andrey Melnichenko.

The Italia is arguably the most desirable supercar on the planet, mating jaw-dropping styling with neck-snapping performance.

He ran for and won the mayor's job at a time when it was arguably the least desirable office in the country.