Sentence examples for be a very desirable from inspiring English sources

But on Thursday, Finance Minister Brian Lenihan told the Irish Parliament that it would be a "very desirable outcome" if a contingency capital fund could be established with the European Union, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank.

As he wrote in his journal on Dec. 28, 1854, "It would be a very desirable labor for a young literary man, or for that matter, an old one; for the world can scarcely have in reserve a less hackneyed theme than Japan".

Indeed, if the cells are demonstrating a restricted differentiation potential in vitro, then the ability of these cells to form stable ectopic cartilage that doesn't undergo terminal differentiation in vivo would be a very desirable factor for using these cells in clinical applications for cartilage repair strategies.

In a recent paper we hypothesised that the natural tendency of chondrogenically primed MSCs to become hypertrophic might be a very desirable trait for bone tissue engineering applications [ 6].

Being a successful software platform is a very desirable thing.

"I think it's a very desirable thing that should be done immediately".

"We knew it was a very desirable apartment, and we thought: 'This will be easy.

The I.T. field is extremely well paying and Long Island is a very desirable place to live.

This, of course, would not have been a very desirable outcome.

Long admitted that Petrino was a very desirable candidate: a big name with an innovative offense, successful in college, a winner in a B.C.S. bowl game.

On the other hand -- he flashed a raffish smile -- "more leisure is a very desirable goal, and one that I don't mean to minimize," he said.