Sentence examples for desirable given from inspiring English sources

It is also particularly desirable given the fashion for German and Austrian Expressionist art.

Opponents of the proposal argue that secrecy encourages settlements, which they say are desirable given limited court resources.

For Ofcom to draw conclusions from its analyses is only natural, and probably desirable, given the low status and limited skills of that Cinderella of Whitehall, the DCMS.

Nor would that be desirable given the impact on inflation and the environment.Suppose that net exports contribute nothing to growth, and that domestic demand grows at roughly the same pace as it has in the past five years.

This is both understandable and desirable, given the tiny percentage of black coaches and managers in the English professional game, yet what has just happened to John Barnes, as with Paul Ince at Blackburn last season, was all about results and nothing to do with race.

According to this model, central banks theoretically have the power to lower real borrowing costs and real debt burdens (and real wages) even when nominal interest rates have hit 0%, simply by talking convincingly.The existence of this Jedi mind trick might be desirable given the economy's weakness.

One may consider whether a complete equalization of immigrant and native-born distributions is desirable, give that immigrants, especially those coming through the point system, are supposed to fill labor shortages.

And if ego death is objectively desirable, giving rise as it does to compassion and other universally sought qualities, why argue with the success arising out of a religious context?

In fashionable restaurants in New York and Los Angeles, Siberia is the section of less desirable tables given to customers whom the maître d' does not especially like.

What's missing is an explanation of how they would achieve this desirable goal given the obvious reluctance of many countries to contribute troops as long as America retains exclusive political control.

One of the debates sparked by the move centres on the possibility of back-testing ES, a desirable feature given the wide applications ES will have.