Sentence examples for desirable whether from inspiring English sources

Nor is it desirable, whether you agree or disagree with those orders.

It adds a fullness of flavor, heat and definition, all things that are desirable whether you are sick or well.

These forces should remain as long as both sides continue to agree that they are necessary and desirable, whether that be six months or six years.

Cue the now traditional debate about whether white prizewinners are desirable, whether the awards really represent black music – and whether, if they don't, that's something we should even be worried about.

The few doubts raised have been minor: whether Prokofiev's Semyon Kotko was aesthetically or politically desirable; whether the old-fashioned productions of Tchaikovsky's Mazeppa and Mussorgsky's Khovanshchina really worked (Mazeppa, as far as I was concerned, proved to be an astonishingly vivid piece of theatre).

Some of the environmental changes would be desirable whether these countries join or not; others seem unneccessarily rigorous at their present state of development.The wealth gap between present and potential members also explains why another issue is proving so emotive in the applicant countries: land.

There is both a question about whether this is socially desirable and whether its actions distort prices for these assets.

The serious divisions in India are not over whether peace with Pakistan is desirable, but whether it is possible.

To repeat, the question is not about whether faster inflation itself is desirable, but whether or not there might be unintended consequences of a sudden change in people's beliefs about future price increases.

There is some controversy as to whether such a generalization is useful or desirable, or whether simple probability is too narrow to represent important evidential relationships captured by some Dempster-Shafer functions.

Dean Schill will briefly survey the causes and consequences of the "mortgage meltdown". With the current crisis as a backdrop, he will focus on (1) whether legal and policy incentives for home ownership are desirable, (2) whether the structure of mortgage law makes sense and (3) the advantages and disadvantages of proposals for resolving the current mortgage crisis.