Sentence examples for desirable events from inspiring English sources

There is always too much on, always a certain amount of juggling of time, money and desirable events to attend.

But to extract that kind of value from cable systems, a sports channel would need a roster of highly desirable events.

Scalping, which by some estimates is a $4.5 billion business nationwide, remains a hot-button issue for consumers who increasingly find the secondary market the only source of tickets to desirable events.

Seligman (2006) defines an optimist as someone who looks at the bright side of things and expects positive and desirable events happening in the future.

The comfort brought to the patient and the acceptance of abdominal examination are very desirable events in the management of patients with acute abdomen because they make gathering information easier.

The energy resolution is important as better energy resolution improves the discrimination between true unscattered events (i.e. the desirable events for image formation) and Compton scattered events (i.e. undesirable events that affect quantitation and reduce contrast) within the animals being imaged.

The results demonstrate that C2EM can enhance complex event monitoring performance with optimized energy efficiency, desirable event coverage quality, and potential adaptability to the dynamics of complex events.

They define fear as a feeling of displeasure about the prospect of an undesirable event; and hope as a feeling of pleasure about the prospect of a desirable event.

Our simulation results demonstrate that C2EM can provide more flexible service for complex event monitoring with optimized energy efficiency, desirable event coverage quality, and potential adaptability to the dynamics of complex events.

In other words, the negative impact on HRQoL of an undesirable LE with a weight of 50 LCUs will be greater than the corresponding positive effect on HRQoL of having a desirable event with the same weight.

Some of this literature is relevant to the present issue of overdiagnosis, but in general when the radiologist finds a lesion labelled cancer by a pathologist, they and the patient regard this as a desirable event and the patient feels gratitude for a beneficial medical service.