Sentence examples for desirable to an from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the unique revenue sharing arrangement in the National Football League also makes the Las Vegas market especially desirable to an NFL owner.

What's more, Nardelli has financed some of the company's share buyback program with $5 billion in additional long-term debt, making the balance sheet less desirable to an LBO suitor.

Over recent years, broadband has moved from being a desirable to an essential component of the digital economy; indeed, many countries as well as the European Commission are considering whether to make it a part of the "universal service" of telecom activities, which should be made available to all consumers.

An up-front payment is always desirable to a seller, especially in situations where most people do not pay up front (we're looking at you, car dealerships ).

To do this, they had to play down a lot of what made their box desirable to a consumer.

It might make the machine less desirable to a burglar, who is probably not a rocket scientist in the first place.

Mr. Collins said the property would be far more desirable to a buyer if it included a corner lot that is also owned by The Post.

Unfortunately, the lack of network and Internet access made the device less desirable to a large group of potential customers.

He advises students to "develop a skill set that is desirable to a company and not held by all others".

The next step in Zweben's career came about because this planning technology became desirable to a number of different software companies.

Mr Williams believes the presentation and packaging of football on television on Sky made it desirable to a wider and more family-orientated audience.