Sentence examples for desirability of creating from inspiring English sources

Hank favored keeping Piniella, offering among other reasons the desirability of creating continuity.

In a depressed economy, with the government able to borrow at very low interest rates, we should be increasing public investment — the true cost of the resources is negligible, so the rate of return is very high, not to mention the desirability of creating jobs.

We present a complete information model of war as a sequence of battles and show that although opportunities for a negotiated settlement arise throughout, the very desirability of peace creates a commitment problem that undermines its likelihood.

The interest drawn can then generate desirability and create a market.

Such a "user desirability quotient", created in advance, would be highly useful for any executives involved with either new product development or upgradation of existing products/services (Fig. 7).

On Wednesday, the standoff between the parties was on display as the two sides argued over tax cuts and the desirability of government investment to create jobs.

What Goethe now denies is not the fulfilment of desire but the desirability of fulfilment.

Every increase in the property tax rates on structures (not land) reduces the desirability of putting capital funds into new buildings, creates an incentive against upgrading quality by new construction, and discourages maintenance.

The availability of DTC genetic testing services in general has created a huge debate about the desirability of these activities (Howard and Borry, 2008; Hunter et al., 2008; Kaye, 2008).

The effectiveness and desirability of women's involvement in resolving and recovering from conflict, and in creating sustainable peace, has long been recognized.

It is the conservancy court's responsibility first to evaluate the desirability of establishing the proposed district and then, if it decides to create the district, to assume the ultimate responsibility for administering the district.