Sentence examples for commonly sought-after from inspiring English sources
Environmental management is a commonly sought-after organizational goal today.
The problem is that, although walkability is highly valued today, it was not a commonly sought-after characteristic in the latter half of the 20th century, when much of our existing housing stock was built.
Multiplication of results from experimental effort by simultaneously stimulating several locations, or by acquiring several streams of data synchronized to the same stimulation event, is a commonly sought after advantage.
A new Kickstarter project is hoping to combine some popular recent gadget trends with commonly sought after DSLR and pro photography features for a Bluetooth gadget that's unique and more versatile than most in the same category.
Jeff Sulkin and Leo Damian, the architect and builder duo behind Los Angeles, Calif.-based Calida Design Build, create and remodel homes in southern California and among their clients, top-notch car and motorcycle spaces are commonly sought after.
The majority of Hollywood's box office now comes from outside the US and international audiences may want young leading men who are a bit different from the commonly sought after all-American hunk with lots of white teeth and perfect abdominals.
Sand whiting are commonly sought after by anglers due to their reputation as a food fish, and due to their relative accessibility, with large catches possible from many shore-based locations.
Turkbuku, on the peninsula, is the most sought-after location for Turkish buyers, commonly called the "Turkish St. Tropez," said Cindy Uriona, the founder of the Luxurion Real Estate Group, a brokerage based in Istanbul.
While all of those large cactuses are most commonly seen in nurseries and plant shops as tiny nubs in petite terra-cotta pots, there are many rare, sought-after, mostly unknown species that never grow bigger than a nickel.
And the least sought-after?
