Sentence examples for desirable end from inspiring English sources

I know it is not a perfect answer but a means to a desirable end".

Such questions presuppose that literature is valuable and that objective knowledge of its workings is a desirable end.

If so, we should be cutting back on private contractors, as the critics are suggesting, because there is no desirable end in sight.

The proper goal of medicine, in his view, is to improve health, not to conquer death, which he sees as a necessary and desirable end.

Even on the water at the more desirable end of the island, houses can be found for $300,000 to $400,000.

In the beginning they were seen as a means to achieve the desirable end of aligning managers' interests more closely with those of shareholders.

Thus, ethical norms were neither subjective expressions of likes, preferences or desires nor intuitive absolutes that were moral imperatives without any connection to human desires or interests, but were empirical hypotheses regarding optimal norms for realizing desirable ends.

He co-wrote another, "Nudge", examining how governments can use gentle coaxing rather than legal cudgels to achieve socially desirable ends.

But many in Washington, DC are more interested in expanding the government's power over the financial world, thereby increasing its ability to steer money to politically desirable ends.

Current efforts focus on the metabolic engineering of microbial strains to produce high levels of desirable end-products.

For Rokeach (1973), values are beliefs concerning desirable modes of conduct (instrumental values) or desirable end-states of existence (terminal values).