Sentence examples for desirable owning from inspiring English sources
The larger the network of other telephone users, the more desirable owning a telephone becomes, because its utility, or value, increases commensurately [6, 34].
Although these methods can be adopted in stiffness measurement for a section of railway track, they are not desirable owning to small range and low efficiency.
For some people, it's still desirable to own a lot of stuff that sits idle 95 percent of the time.
"Nokia used to be seen as a design leader in mobile phones, but some of these Asian companies are moving up the curve and making phones that have become desirable to own.
To them, for some reason as yet unknown to us, they consider it more desirable to own a motorbike than a PV system (which are comparable investments in terms of initial cost).
She's almost 11, and what I've noticed is that my daughter is reacting to this generation's ideal of what is desirable, this idea that owning a pair of Manolo Blahnik shoes equals success and fulfilment.
If desirable land was owned by Indians, Jackson bullied or bribed them into selling it cheap.
It's about time she realized that I'm a desirable hunk who owns his own Clam Shack.
What is clear is that we've now reached a point in which destroying a work can at the very least dredge up decent publicity on behalf of the destroyer, and maybe even produce a desirable object to own.
L. 98 11 substituted "marked by the appropriate Secretary as components" for "marked as components" and ", or, where the appropriate Secretary deems necessary or desirable, on privately owned lands with the consent of the landowner.
