Sentence examples for desirability of getting from inspiring English sources

It is obvious from the always-full car that many agree on the desirability of getting away from all the noise pollution.

In the early stages of a country's political development, liberals and democrats often don't agree on anything other than the desirability of getting rid of the ancien régime.

While states oversee the expansion of services available to children with ADHD, Schuchat added, physicians should  stress to parents the desirability of getting such help for their children with ADHD.

Mr Blair believes that quite apart from the desirability for its own sake of getting rid of Saddam Hussein and his beastly weapons, demonstrating what his critics take to be unquestioning loyalty to America now is part of the price that must be paid for a better world.In this, the prime minister is, above all, following his (attractive) instincts rather than more sober calculation.

His play Love and Money, which opened in late 2006, just as the credit bubble was at its biggest, counted the human cost of getting into debt, while lingering on the desirability of material possessions.

The desirability of that aim is not in doubt.

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

If you negotiate strongly, if you have something to sell, like one single picture of the quality and the desirability of "Anatomy of a Murder," you can get almost all conditions in.

That, she says, again highlights the desirability of the iPhone, and the company's aim to get Android on a par with it.

Essentially, virility got tangled up in Europe's mounting ambivalence about the desirability of progress and rationality.

Yet when discussing the labour market you let emotion get the better of logic and routinely turn your back on the desirability of the law of one price.