Sentence examples for desirable goal from inspiring English sources

Pharmaceutical innovation to reduce the sodium content of drug formulations while preserving the desired effervescent, soluble, or dispersible characteristics would be a wholly desirable goal.

If it works to achieve a desirable goal, fine.

Or is writing regularly for yourself a more desirable goal?

Few seem to have asked whether grassland is a stable and desirable goal in the region.

Americans would have to embrace universal coverage as a desirable goal for a rich industrial society.

But these critics ignore the fact that stable prices are not a desirable goal.

Originally, the European Union was what psychologists call a "fantastic object," a desirable goal that inspires people's imaginations.

To write "brilliant" or "perfection" on a poster is to underwrite the notion that brilliance is the only desirable goal.

Hitherto man had commonly stressed the general and the universal and had regarded unity as the desirable goal.

And his experience with the Commission of 1969 has made him even more skeptical of Chief Justice Roberts's idea that unanimity is in itself a desirable goal.

Forgotten in this frenzy is the court's desirable goal of bringing international war criminals to justice and its substantial protections against abusive prosecutions.