Sentence examples for desirable side from inspiring English sources

It is customary here to cite minor errors, which has the desirable side effect of highlighting the reviewer's superior intellect.

The assembled have grown accustomed to sipping lattes with gingerbread syrup, a drop of marshmallow and a less desirable side serving of tear gas.

In their famous 1984 book What Do Unions Do? Freeman and Medoff argued that unions had two faces: their monopoly face, where they can raise wages, and a second, more desirable side, their "voice" face.

Thus, maintaining the alarm in such cases turns out to be a desirable side effect.

Desirable side conditions confer static disturbance rejection and unity static gain between reference input and process output.

Dewar's study of the reuse of abandoned property in Detroit and Flint confirmed that the sale of a property sometimes had less desirable side effects, like speculations, reselling, or absentee ownership (Dewar 2015), all of which also created a bad reputation for the institutions in charge.

And most analysts think that freeing the rand would have an extremely desirable side-effect.

BESIDES providing something to bet on (see article), competition has the desirable side-effect of spurring progress.

William S Burroughs, renowned writer and "psychonaut", included nutmeg in his Afterthoughts on a Deposition, making reference to its less desirable side-effects: "results are vaguely similar to marijuana with side effects of headache and nausea … I have only taken nutmeg once".

The improvement of the city, from the seventies until now, was a group effort, executed in large part by the people living on the less desirable sides of parks, and not just a matter of isolated bureaucratic innovation.

While millions of Americans seem trapped on the less-desirable side of a skills-to-jobs-available mismatch, there's a full-on talent war going on in Silicon Valley, where not only engineers but talented startup executives and worker bees are flooded with offers.