Sentence examples for both desirable from inspiring English sources

Some revaluation of the renminbi remains both desirable and inevitable.

A breakup of Hewlett-Packard is both desirable and inevitable.

Neither is there much resistance to the idea that reducing emissions and preparing through adaptation are both desirable goals.

Mr Cameron's strategy relies on persuading British voters that renegotiating EU membership is both desirable and diplomatically feasible.

"We've always felt that closing that gap, and making it more walkable and lively between two great neighborhoods," he said, "was both desirable and inevitable".

Diverting funds to real community care, supporting informal and family carers, has got to be both desirable and a better use of hard-pressed resources.

When what is both desirable and popular is no longer achievable, politics is transformed from the art of the possible to the task of creating new possibilities.

Indeed, this is both desirable and unavoidable given that the final report will be much longer (roughly 10,000 words) and far more detailed than the press statement.

But, as we have seen over the past two years, simply asserting that fracking is both desirable and safe can backfire.

A central conceit of the field has long been that creating human-like intelligence is both desirable and some sort of ultimate achievement.

It was this need to keep citizens intoxicated by fascism's dynamism that made Mussolini and Hitler see war as both desirable and necessary.