Sentence examples similar to desirable army from inspiring English sources
"In the future it is desirable that the army is completely professional," Mrs Ramirez says.
Daniel Carpenter, a Harvard political scientist who studies the F.D.A., said it was not possible — or desirable — to send armies of F.D.A. inspectors across the globe to make sure food was safe for Americans.
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
Being desired makes one desirable.
But by the end of the 19th century there was nowhere desirable left to steal, and industrialised armies finally faced each other.
If achievable, such a settlement could certainly be desirable, if it left behind an Afghan government and army strong enough to defend the country from Al Qaeda and like groups.
Martha Rudd, a spokeswoman for the Army, said yesterday that 23 schools either turned away Army recruiters last year or gave them unequal access, like requiring them to interview in less desirable places.
By 1971, however, Lin and the army may have amassed more political authority than Mao thought desirable.
That way, the army of beacons sends only relevant alerts about promotions, deals and desirable products, as the shopper strolls the streets.
At its height, in World War II, 20,000 servicemen lived at the Hamilton, which was known as one of the most desirable Army Air Corps bases because of the mild weather and well-built housing.
