Sentence examples for desirable to wait from inspiring English sources
For various reasons, NATO allies such as Greece and Italy have long been skeptical of military action in the Balkans, and it was desirable to wait until Russian opposition had softened.
The uncertainty inherent in the investment subject to evaluation makes it desirable to wait for further information.
It is desirable to wait an hour or so before brushing teeth, or else brushing immediately will increase damage to enamel and dentin [ 34].
This suggests that it is desirable to reduce waiting times to help reduce the risk of symptom deterioration and dropouts.
Mr. Barak and his colleagues added that pressure within Labor "created among the Palestinians the illusion that the government was about to fall, and that it would be desirable and in their interests to wait for a more 'suitable' government".
Home buyers today find the proximity of the village to New York City, its harbor, its hometown feeling, its diversity, wealth of recreational opportunities and housing stock so desirable that they are willing to wait a long time to find the right house.
So the best strategy should be to send more messages to highly desirable partners and to be prepared to wait longer for a reply.
In the above equation, the first term reflects the waiting time based on the node's desirableness factor: the more desirable (i.e., the smaller the desirableness factor), the less time to wait.
"It would be desirable to have a joint result, but we have to wait and work hard, and that's what I will do," she said.
"To wait six months for somebody to get up to speed is less desirable today" than in the past, says Edwards.
