Sentence examples for desirable making from inspiring English sources
This is called adverse selection: the most eager borrowers will be the least desirable, making lenders less willing to lend.
"Or our roads with double the traffic?" The passage of time is likely to make high-speed rail more and more desirable, making it critical that politicians of today think ahead to tomorrow.
The desire and possibility for something greater, more powerful and even more desirable makes Apple's products an ongoing success.
To jump from that to say it is desirable makes no sense.
The widespread misconception that nicotine prohibition is practical and desirable makes it politically difficult for the FDA to pursue this path.
I think the desirable name made it a target.
Being desired makes one desirable.
"He made it desirable by making it good; he made it popular by making it inexpensive".
Domain names have always been highly desirable, for making Internet sites easier to find and also for the cachet that certain words contain.
These features of metal bipolar plates are desirable for making a more compact, lighter weight and lower cost fuel cell stack.
Therefore, an assessment of these phase field models showing their relations to the sharp-interface physics and the classical rate theory models is desirable for making further progress.
