Sentence examples for desirability of having from inspiring English sources

"I can see the desirability of having the matter out of the way," he said.

At one point, a heated debate takes place on the desirability of having sex with women who can't speak French.

The desirability of having a tanned appearance even at the expense of painful sunburn has contributed to the increase, it says.

Some Muslims have attacked Marcouch as a traitor, especially after he made his remarks about the desirability of having a gay bar in his district.

Of all the London orchestras waking up to the desirability of having a Grand Old Man among its roster of conductors, the Philharmonia moved quickest and chose most wisely.

The desirability of having a slew of truly independent non-executive directors has to be set against the value of having people who truly understand the business, for instance.

In the course of the discussions held at that time, Rabi stressed the desirability of not having any nuclear reactors at CERN, since they have both military and commercial applications.

The Library Journal said readers should familiarize themselves with Greek mythology before beginning the novel, and said the author "makes a strong statement about the desirability of women having control of their own destinies and about the cruelties men inflict upon them".

It was President George H.W. Bush who saw the desirability and the inevitability of having Germany come together again.

That's unfair, which is why the government (egged on by victims' families and trades unions) plans to allow "senior management failures" to be blamed instead.But harmony on the desirability of reform has been marred by disagreement over details.

Optimized bar histograms, contour plot, 3D surface plot and ramp plot for the overall desirability of MRR and TWR have been demonstrated in Fig. 9(a), (b), (c) and (d).