Sentence examples for desirable to bring from inspiring English sources

Hence, it is desirable to bring forward biotherapeutic drug candidates that show low propensity for aggregation and, thus, improved developability.

After all, freedom is something of an act of interpretation, and it is desirable to bring the great charter into contact with as many Americans as possible, so they can contemplate its verities and not-quite-verities.

And if it be now ruled that one dedicates his property to public use whenever he embarks on an enterprise which the Legislature may think it desirable to bring under control, this is but to declare that rights guaranteed by the Constitution exist only so long as supposed public interest does not require their extinction.

Secondly, it would be desirable to bring all economic information, from both PPP and public hospitals to a common database managed by the Regional Health Department, in order to have homogeneous information available for independent analysis of hospital performance.

Given the possibility of reverse causality or bidirectional causality for some cases, policies that increase per capita economic growth (such as actions to increase investment) would be desirable to bring more innovation in the economy.

Given the possibility of reverse causality or bi-directional causality on some occasions, policies that increase economic growth (such as steps to increase investment) would be desirable to bring insurance market development.

But without broader policy changes, economists question how the Chinese economy will produce enough desirable jobs to bring down youth unemployment, particularly among college graduates, a group that has been among the most politically volatile in China.

Poultry droppings is a good supplement due to its high nitrogen content, and therefore amendment of paddy straw with poultry dropping is a desirable option to bring down the C N ratio of paddy straw (Devi et al. 2010).

Government intervention was also desirable, in his view, to bring about market equilibrium.

And, as Ms. Burmeister-Laws pointed out, "Rentals in a historic area in a historic home are usually more desirable and more likely to bring a higher rental rate on average".

"We can't readily put informers on the witness stand or always make available intelligence without risk to sources and it wouldn't usually be possible, nor desirable, in such cases to bring witnesses from the Middle East to testify," Abbott said.