Sentence examples for desirability of reaching from inspiring English sources

The President did not want to be rushed to commit more troops abroad, but the intensity with which the pressure to do so mounted — coupled with the desirability of reaching a decision before he left for Africa, and the Liberians' seemingly overwhelming belief that America was their only hope for salvation — made it clear that he would be widely damned if he didn't.

Online sampling was used as a way of reaching young people who are normally difficult to access via random-digit dialling or panel methods, and as a way of reducing social desirability effects [ 24].

"They were at the height of their attractiveness and desirability when they reached 45".

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

See Chiappetta 360 ("[r]easonable people making valid points can, and do, reach conflicting conclusions" regarding the desirability of international exhaustion).

The means to form ethical judgments; questioning the desirability of physical coercion and deception as a means to reach any end.

Also, where issues of local law have to be adjudicated before reaching questions under the United States Constitution, the desirability of having the appropriate Court of Appeals adjudicate such local issues becomes operative.

Although he also notes that his review did not consider proportionality — saying that remains a matter for parliament to consider: "The Review was not asked to reach conclusions as to the proportionality or desirability of the bulk powers.

In a statement the party's Home Affairs spokesperson Alistair Carmichael said: "As Anderson himself states 'the Review was not asked to reach conclusions as to the proportionality or desirability of the bulk powers'  it now falls to us in both the Commons and the Lords to assess whether the powers are proportionate and desirable in a democratic state".

Under this optimal condition, the methyl ester conversion could reach as high as 97% ± 0.4% with higher desirability of 0.99.

Given a policy goal, a social scientist could make recommendations about effective strategies to reach the goal; but social science was to be value-free in the sense of not taking a stance on the desirability of the goals themselves.