Sentence examples for desirable status from inspiring English sources

Then again, customizable watches like Vacheron Constantin's choose-your-own-complications beauty may soon be the 21st century's most desirable status symbol.

Following the publication of Elizabeth David's influential Mediterranean Food in 1951, kitchenware was beginning to achieve a desirable status and, by the use of imaginative shopfitting and a huge cast-iron cooking range, baskets, casseroles, knives, pots and pans suddenly became fashion items.

Holder's calculation is a familiar one for civil-rights advocates in a conservative era: accept a less than desirable status quo or risk a long-term setback from the Supreme Court, which might send Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act to join Sections 4 and 5 in oblivion.

The only way it will ever achieve that desirable status is by ensuring that all its residents are free to achieve their full rights under law.

The image of the latter is dressed up as a desirable status: she has the ability and experience of working but chooses to be at home to take care of her family.

They had to be aspirational, yet their aspiration had to seem achievable, and that would make the diamond itself seem more achievable without compromising on its desirable status' (personal communication, 2016).

And they were simultaneously desirable (catwalk status symbols) and undesirable (ugly to prevailing aesthetic mainstream taste).

So in honor of this exciting news, and in keeping with the week's list-making trend, I'd like to share a few of my fave hot nerds, along with a little note to self info for you nerds on how they achieved their desirable, dichotomous status. 1) Jimmy Fallon, obvs.

"This simply confirms Almost Anyone Else's highly desirable outsider status and refusal to play by the government's rules," says Republican strategist James Moltven.

The actions of individuals, as well as their perception of a desirable health status and outcomes, are driven by their expectations for health outcomes.

Participants with less desirable health status or with a Kessler 6 score higher than 12 were significantly more likely to engage in heavy alcohol use in the last 30 days.