Sentence examples for desirability by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "desirability by" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English
It is difficult to provide an example sentence as it is not clear what the intended meaning of the phrase is. If you are trying to express the idea of something being desirable because of a certain quality or characteristic, you could use phrases such as "desirable because of" or "desirable due to." Example sentence: The house was highly desirable because of its spacious backyard and prime location.
Walter, we think, wants to prove something about himself, about his own desirability, by winning the kind of girl that men agree is a prize — that is, an unambiguously attractive one.
The Source "Sex on the Brain?: An Examination of Frequency of Sexual Cognitions as a Function of Gender, Erotophilia, and Social Desirability," by Terri D. Fisher, Zachary T. Moore and Mary-Jo Pittenger, The Journal of Sex Research.
Computer-aided desirability tuning was able to enhance the global desirability by 79% in relation to the result with no tuning procedure.
ALMPs creating employment perform much better in terms of cost-effectiveness and desirability by strengthening outsiders' position in the labor market, especially during recoveries, and by raising the outflow out of unemployment, ultimately reducing labor market persistence.
Tyrian purple retained its place as the premium dye of Europe until it was replaced "in status and desirability" by the rich crimson reds and scarlets of the new silk-weaving centers of Italy, colored with kermes.
Species where prices were higher than predicted by size or rarity are ranked high in published accounts of desirability by hunters.
One can't gauge Net Neutrality's overall desirability merely by who files FCC comments nor solely by its short-term effects on capital investments or job growth.
Second, despite multiple assurances of complete confidentiality by the ED management, there is a risk for social desirability bias by which nurses may have biased their answers in order to please ED physician colleagues or in fear of disclosure.
He described it this way: "Automated personal transportation systems are beginning to appear that meet or improve on desirability provided by autos".
The desirability approach by RSM was employed with the aim of minimizing emissions and maximizing of performance parameters.
In other words, the study indicated that Japanese people are prone to social desirability bias by following the majority's opinion.
