Sentence examples for be especially desirable from inspiring English sources

Preamble A fast start may not be especially desirable in the romantic sphere – not again, Robert – but it gets an unusually bad press where the World Cup is concerned.

Productivity gains are not impossible in the service sector, but in some cases, such as hairdressing, they are harder to come by, and in other cases – think schools – they would not be especially desirable if increasing output-per-head meant bigger class sizes.

This appears to be especially desirable for those habitats with a well-developed woody vegetation.

Hence, no conclusion can be made about high-angle patients, although in these patients vertical control would be especially desirable.

A different sort of approach to methodology in jurisprudence takes it that the proper aim of a legal theory is to specify a substantive conception of law that it would be especially desirable for people to adopt.

Graduates with degrees in engineering, computer science, health professions, manufacturing, and similar fields, would be especially desirable candidates for this type of entrepreneurial stimulation (but note that graduates with other specialties, such as agriculture, tourism, etc., may fit better with local economies).

"Contentment Island was especially desirable because it was within commuting distance of New York.

They are especially desirable for exterior plywood, owing to their good moisture resistance.

Television shows that have strong visual appeal are especially desirable now because of demand for high-definition programming.

But it is now, just as spring's cool, rainy days begin, that the hat, which is unisex and made to order, is especially desirable.

Mr. Ertel says that trucks from first wave of postwar redesigns, 1947-54 for Chevrolet and 1948-53 FordFord, are especially desirable.