Sentence examples for competing desirable from inspiring English sources

The really big problems are different - tangles of factors to do with availability of land, access to finance and some pretty painful choices between competing desirable priorities.

Meanwhile, acquirers themselves are competing for desirable startups.

One of the challenges with restoring the understory is the presence of non-native species that compete with desirable native species for resources.

Towns also are aggressively competing for those desirable residents who will pay property taxes, but not drain town services: those 55 and older.

But they have ways of competing for academically desirable students.

The widespread common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) consumes large numbers of insects but also feeds on grain and small fruits, competing severely with other desirable songbirds.

In addition, many plausible scientific hypotheses may exist about which connections are changed by experimental manipulation, and a formal procedure for directly comparing these competing hypotheses is highly desirable.

XXI), with some force, that only a highly formal kind of democracy in which citizens vote in an electoral process for the purpose of selecting competing elites is highly desirable while a conception of democracy that draws on a more ambitious conception of equality is dangerous.

The ESPN properties compete for that desirable demographic group against the online and offline offerings of media giants like General Electric and Viacom.

According to Morgan (2005), species to be used for revegetation should be selected based on the following parameters: species properties of rapid growth; toughness in respect of diseases and pests; ability to compete with less desirable species; adaptability to the local soil and adaptability to the local climatic conditions.

However, with the existing population dynamic, obtaining ethanol from food competing resources/commodities might not be a desirable option.