Sentence examples for could be more desirable from inspiring English sources

Some people perceive that invasive treatment done subtly could be more desirable than something that you have to wear all the time like an helmet.

It was as if he was finessing an alter ego – and what superpower could be more desirable in the modern world, after all, than dramatic weight loss?

Nothing could be more desirable, but the only possible response was to wish Mr. Giuliani had taken it on during his first term, instead of cleaning up the Fulton Fish Market.

Thus, by the combination of both solvent-thermal process and anion doping, anion-doped anatase TiO2 nanocrystals with exposed {001} facets may be created, which could be more desirable for an enhanced photocatalytic performance under visible-light illumination.

The 67-year-old had pondered in the magazine's January issue how "a man's anus" could be more desirable than a vagina; he also likened gay relations to a sin comparable to bestiality and paraphrased 1 Corinthians, which lists those who will not inherit the kingdom of God.

Three months may not be enough to detect differences between brackets, a longer period of evaluation could be more desirable.

Other biomarkers that could predict efficacy before commencing on cetuximab or panitumumab would be more desirable.

A continuous change would be more desirable.

Few books take trust/faith to be more desirable.

Small size could have been more desirable in more densely packed agrarian societies where dogs may have lived partly indoors or in confined outdoor spaces.

If there are, your unit's value could be diminished not only by obstructed views, but also because newer units are more desirable.