Sentence examples for desirable living from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, December 17 , 1938P. 21 Excerpts from "Your Life, The Popular Guide to Desirable Living".

The lesson is don't do everything Harper's Bazaar and Your Life, The Popular Guide to Desirable living advise you to do.

In a 1997 survey, 66.8% of respondents found Juniata County a "very desirable" living place.

In a similar survey in 2007, however, only 56.9% of respondents found the county a "very desirable" living place.

Arab countries have interesting characteristics and conditions; medical education is conducted primarily in English, there is extreme wealth and poverty, government systems vary from dictatorship to full democracy, and there can be everything from political instability to relatively desirable living conditions.

And while their families often view them as their "savior," "delegate," or a way out of poverty and less desirable living conditions, many first-generation students struggle with what has been described as "breakaway guilt". Their decision to pursue higher education comes with the price of leaving their families behind.

In contrast, HSV-2 0ΔNLS exhibited the properties of a desirable live-attenuated HSV-2 vaccine strain.

A related issue is that nonhuman animal studies measure epigenetic changes using brain tissue, which is not ethical, feasible, or desirable in living children.

There was "hardly a town in England so desirable to live in as Annapolis then was," he added.

I would most definitely say it's more desirable to live without the carnage of gun violence.

If it is more expensive or less desirable to live or work in a particular neighborhood, property prices will drop.