Luckily for my principles, it looks like the card is becoming less desirable, not more.
Admirable in theory, but in certain circumstances surely not feasible, nor even desirable (not everyone has the most caring children).
Failure and rejection show us that we are not the people we thought we were — not as smart, not as desirable, not as important.
Although knowledge of political parties and representative democracy is desirable, not only political scientists, but also students from related disciplines (e. g. history) may be considered.
Making daylight more available in buildings is highly desirable, not only for reasons of energy-efficiency, but also for improvement of occupants' health and well-being.
Further, it is desirable not to make use of add-on sensors, and require minimal information regarding the specific machine component parameters and design.
Forrest Gumpism may still be alive in the land, but one thing this spate of excellent plays reminds us is that learning is desirable, not least because it enriches the emotions.
Organizing as such a group is desirable, not just because such entities typically don't have to pay taxes, but also because they generally don't have to identify their donors". John D. McKinnon and Siobhan Hughes in The Wall Street Journal.
Boston has proven to be highly desirable not only for its cultural amenities but also because density appears to foster greater commercial interaction between members of different professional fields.
For this reason, when it is important to maintain the catalytic activity for long periods it may be desirable not to use catalysts in which the activity is concentrated in the exterior shell.
It is desirable not only to appropriately identify these types of systems but also to develop an adequate and practical interpretation technique to determine their parameters and size, when possible.
