Sentence examples for desirability of that from inspiring English sources

The desirability of that aim is not in doubt.

The mention of Atari still gives me shivers and also illustrates the sheer desirability of that console in the early 80s.

That is, the desirability of a lottery is effectively the sum of the chances of each prize multiplied by the desirability of that prize.

Andrew Burgess, chairman-elect, at Aude and deputy chief operating officer at Loughborough University, said: "There is a clear link between the buildings and accommodation on offer at a university and the desirability of that establishment to potential students.

Whether a DLA is eliminated depends on the relationship between the need or desirability of that activity and the difficulty in doing it because of the intensity of the associated symptoms.

As a composite number, HDI is as incommunicative as GNP per capita about how to interpret any change in its level, and without that knowledge it is difficult to assess the desirability of that change.

Our findings point to possible incentive changes towards the desirability of insurance that have implications for policy design.

Entries in this Encyclopedia appearing under the heading "feminism, approaches" discuss the impact of these traditions on feminist scholarship and examine the possibility and desirability of work that makes links between two traditions.

The role of this component of the utility associated to a movement is to increase the desirability of choices that reduce the distance from the members of the structured group the agent belongs to (if any).

Israeli leaders wouldn't dispute the desirability of showing that diplomacy — and the use of crippling sanctions — had failed to change Iran's behavior.

There is not much point writing about or deliberating about the desirability of practices that everyone condemns at the level of principle.