Sentence examples for desirable stance from inspiring English sources
As a result, the output gaps resulting from this new methodology were much higher in the expansionary period and lower after the crisis and until the year 2010, signaling more accurately the cyclical situation of the economy, and, thus, the desirable stance of fiscal, monetary and macroprudential policies.
Scholars do generally agree that the pursuit of objectivity is desirable, provided this stance does not involve the sacrifice of a sense of the inner aspect of religion.
Most of this distortion is deliberate and a desirable effect of the stance of policy.
"The members concluded that a wait-and-see policy stance was desirable pending an improved basis for judging the ongoing performance of the economy," the minutes said.
Edward Grebow, a top Sony executive who became the president and chief executive of the alliance this week, said that while "Governors Island is still the most desirable site," New York's stance meant "we have to look for other positions, so we are thrilled that Jersey City and the State of New Jersey are interested".
Yes, there is an on-trend nod to current affairs – "To your government," someone tells Ethan, "a potential terrorist is a terrorist" – but it's so glib that it could be taken as a truism whether you thought such a stance was desirable or not.
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
Despite the theoretical stance that participation is generally viewed as highly desirable and its benefits are often assumed to be obvious and substantial [ 13], the practices of policy making and assessment do not always represent this view.
The front is fine, but plainer by comparison, but those deep, sucking flanks improve the stance so much, and overall the surfacing gives the Cayman a deeper, richer, more desirable twist.
