Sentence examples for desirability of building from inspiring English sources
It demonstrates the idea by showing the feasibility and desirability of building a simple e-mail system based on the idea of levels of abstraction and testing its usability.
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 pseudo-scientific mumbo-jumbo that the enthusiastic Stark and the skeptical Banner toss around in discussing the possibility and desirability of building Ultron is one of the high points of the movie.
In recent months, with the rise of Donald Trump in polls concerning the Republican presidential field, political debate in the US has focused on illegal immigration and the desirability and feasibility of building a wall on the southern border, with Mexico.
Mr. Schutzman noted that since market value includes things that are not insurable -- location, aesthetics and the desirability of the building, for example -- that value is not used to determine the amount of coverage.
The realism and even desirability of drastic building renovation policies raises questions.
THE desirability of a Long Island office building has traditionally been determined by rental price, amenities and a location close to major highways.
It really depends on the desirability of the neighborhood; the building -- in the case of a condo; the floorplan.
As a result of this newfound desirability of certain types of industrial buildings, old factories in Jersey City, a sprawling and underutilized marine terminal and an old tire factory in Brooklyn, and various locations in New Jersey's Meadowlands are all being promoted as technology centers.
What Goethe now denies is not the fulfilment of desire but the desirability of fulfilment.
But today Judge Purchas ruled the inspector did not comply with section 66(1) of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act, which required him to have special regard to the desirability of preserving the settings of listed buildings.
