Sentence examples for desirability of a more from inspiring English sources

This suggests the desirability of a more explicit 'insurance' policy – where either buyer or seller (or both) buys a policy on a transaction that pays nothing if the transaction is satisfactory (eBay profits) but pays a specific schedule (possibly capped) of amounts for each problem or fault in the transaction.

For example, there has been much discussion regarding the desirability of building more "natural product-like character" into libraries, such as increasing the number of stereocenters and decreasing the number of flat, heteroaromatic rings.

The staff nurse on Oak ward quoted above illustrates how some staff recognised the desirability of having more than one conversation with carers, but also acknowledged the reluctance on the part of staff to talk about dying if it could be avoided.

Negotiating the tension between "rational" policy choices and "irrational" preferences and anxieties — between the desirability of more productivity and the desire to preserve a way of life — is what democratic politics is all about.

Thus, one hypothesis is that a more inclusive representation of desirability of a motor response is accumulated by the decision-making system.

Views of the rest of the public are generally more sceptical of aid and the desirability of Britain housing more refugees".

The first of our serious arguments (none of which did permanent damage to our friendship) began about the proportion of national income that should be devoted to public expenditure, and ended with a passionate disagreement about the desirability of "more equality" as distinct from "less inequality".

We manipulate the senior's reporting accuracy (underreporting versus accurate reporting) and the desirability of the client (more versus less desirable).

This paper is a part of a survey that collected data on the perceived feasibility and desirability of students in more than 10 countries.

"Calpers and other large purchasers warn that the requirement itself would cast doubt on the safety and desirability of more cost-effective alternatives to biologics".

And you can take it from this long-suffering climate change executive that attendance is not driven by content, but by the desirability of the destination:  more people turn up if the destination is Bali, less if it is Doha.