Sentence examples for desirable if from inspiring English sources

Autonomy to C.B.I. is desirable if courts at all levels monitor investigations.

Yet what could be less desirable if you already live there?

A plant pathologist, or specialist in plant diseases, is desirable if the plant collections are large.

It wasn't especially subversive, but it was desirable, if a touch derivative at times.

He's happy to bounce from dinner party to dinner party as a desirable, if callow, table-filler.

"I believe it's desirable, if possible, for the reconstruction of that building to proceed promptly," he said.

It would be highly desirable if Turkey's secular establishment, including the generals, would now reconcile themselves to the AK Party.

Mr. Swing said migration was "highly desirable" if managed intelligently and humanely, calling it "both a reality and a necessity".

He claimed that they had orders to shoot 'when they thought it was desirable' if they were out of radio contact.

And that what is considered a "native" plant is either no such thing, or not even particularly desirable if you want to encourage native species of animal.

People today want to witness authors in front of them and find their books to be far more desirable if they carry a signature on them.