Sentence examples for desirable to win from inspiring English sources

The item should be desirable to win, however.

First, continuous wins or losses would heighten participants' desire to win in the subsequent trial.

First, both in WIN and LOSS, a higher desire to win was elicited (increased activation in the mesolimbic pathway).

And successful game-playing early on proves that you regard the other person as desirable enough to want to win the game.

It is not only possible but also desirable, they say, for Democrats to win by turning away from those whom "progressive" pundits and bloggers disdain variously as "Nascar man," "uneducated," "low information" whites, "rubes, fools, and hate-mongers" who live in the nation's "shitholes".

Despite a cultural affinity for property no bachelor can hope to win over a desirable bride if he does not own a home it seems that punters may now be ready to put off their purchases.

A different perspective within the team was desirable in this segment if the team aimed to win the final war at the later stage.

We studied learning in an experimental simulated environment where the possibility to win the game was exaggerated as a consequence of desirable safety behaviours (positive learning group) and effectively reduced as a consequence of undesirable (negative learning group) behaviour.

To win this ban, Apple would have to return to Judge Koh's courtroom and prove that Samsung's use of bounce-back and pinch-to-zoom made their products "significantly more desirable" to consumers.

To win, and then to win again.

Participants possibly wanted to win each trial and "liked" every won winning trial.