Sentence examples for be particularly desirable from inspiring English sources

While it's possible that the presence of catarratto added amplitude to the wine, I don't know of anybody around Etna who considers catarratto to be particularly desirable.

They might be called on at a vital moment to negotiate or entertain and you would be particularly desirable if you spoke a modern business language such as Chinese or Japanese.

A book annotated or otherwise inscribed by its author, or containing the markings of some other prominent or interesting person who has owned and used it, will be particularly desirable to the collector.

And the ability to combine the functions of many chips into one would be particularly desirable in making smaller, lighter and more energy-efficient portable computing and communications devices.

To replace the nickel and cobalt, which are limited resources and are associated with safety problems, in current lithium-ion batteries, high-capacity cathodes based on manganese would be particularly desirable owing to the low cost and high abundance of the metal, and the intrinsic stability of the Mn4+ oxidation state.

He says that such a blood marker would be particularly desirable in "diseases where you don't know the site of action or the lesion in the body". Even in a condition like diabetes, for which biomarkers exist, microRNAs might provide missing information, such as predicting a person's susceptibility, Slack adds.

Early Calders are particularly desirable, as Christie's knows.

A printed shift dress with a band of bright blue oversized sequin paillettes was particularly desirable.

Isotopes of plutonium and curium, for example, are particularly desirable from this point of view.

High permeability to magnetic fields is particularly desirable in devices such as antennas.

Dynamically tunable plasmonic multi-functional is particularly desirable for various nanotechnological applications.