Sentence examples for becoming desirable from inspiring English sources

But brownfields in New Jersey are becoming desirable again, developers say.

In schools, the blueprint for becoming desirable is generated by hot-housing children through an intensive assault course of attainments.

Wearable devices, such as the Apple Watch, Microsoft Band, Samsung Galaxy Gear S, Fitbit and several others, are still in their early days, but are increasingly becoming desirable.

Altona may be becoming desirable for Melbourne house buyers looking for a speedy route to the city – Julia Gillard recently made a tidy profit when she sold the Altona house where she lived throughout her prime ministership – but it is not without its challenges.

The ability to remotely acquire information and even to control appliances/devices at fingertips over the Internet is becoming desirable to the general public as well as professionals.

Over the last 20 years, the chilled food industry has evolved enormously, with chilled products becoming desirable additions to the shopping basket.

"Parts of it are really becoming more desirable".

Land along the Passaic River is becoming increasingly desirable, he said.

Luckily for my principles, it looks like the card is becoming less desirable, not more.

"Historically, this hasn't been prime TriBeCa, but it is becoming more desirable".

"These low-wage bell ringer positions are actually becoming more desirable with more people out of work," said Jennifer Byrd, the spokeswoman for the Salvation Army.