Sentence examples for desirable deal from inspiring English sources

By all means, make reasonable — even generous — financial accommodations to senior executives if that's needed to get a desirable deal done.

Even though CNBC is reporting Tucci said, there is a "go-shop" provision that will allow the data storage company to seek out other buyers and give EMC a discounted breakup fee if it finds a more desirable deal," the chances of anyone offering this kind of dough for EMC are slim.

Despite the extraordinary demand for investments from VCs, Burnes, who cofounded Charles River when he was just 29, still finds himself with more desirable deals on his plate than he can handle.

Yet only a tiny percentage of customers end up with the most desirable deals.

Doing so would strengthen the health of America's transportation infrastructure, and it would help smooth the way toward a desirable air deal with Europe.

This is the national mood behind the withdrawal from Iraq, the looming pullback from Afghanistan, the last-minute retreat from military strikes against Syria, and a possibly imminent (and highly desirable) interim deal with Iran on its nuclear program.

A new class of data management service is desirable to deal with such a variety of file transfer protocols than client/server, P2P or the new and emerging Cloud storage service.

Thus, it is desirable to deal with both discrete and continuous features in the model (called hybrid model).

The development of a web-based decision support tool 10 became desirable to deal with commune level interventions (usually 5,000 10,000 persons), but absolutely essential when nine communes were added to our project in an 11-month period during September 2007 August 2008.

Nevertheless, even well-trained HCWs may make mistakes due to anxiety, fatigue, or other stressors, so additional facility enhancements that augment safety are desirable when dealing with potentially lethal infectious diseases.

They concluded that different professionals most likely had their own ways of "framing the problem", which implies that an interdisciplinary intervention team is desirable when dealing with the complexity of frailty.