No, the part of a sentence "desirable without" is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English
It is possible that there was a mistake in the sentence that was meant to be corrected to "desirable, but without," or "desirable even without." These phrases are grammatically correct and can be used in written English. Example: The job offer at the new company seemed highly desirable without considering the lack of work-life balance.
However, the DRC is free to espouse what is desirable without much concern for political feasibility.
As designer Stella McCartney has shown, fashion can still be luxurious, beautiful and desirable, without wrecking the environment or exploiting workers.
But none of those films would have been as charming or as satisfyingly adult, and none of the actresses as witty or desirable, without Grant's presence.
Under Gvasalia, the Balenciaga mission statement is clear: luxury clothes to be worn, not mothballed; product that is desirable without losing its integrity as something practical.
In that sense, airbrushing of 5 wt% SSQ may overall be desirable without other issues.
End-result principles entail that one can judge whether a certain distribution of goods is desirable without knowing how it came about.
To be able to reach a wider audience, to do affordable, sustainable, desirable pieces without compromising standards is what most designers desire to do.
Into this sleepily writhing nest comes sculptor Adam Berendt, a desirable drifter without a past.
As someone with a successful sister line – most pieces from T are under £400 – he already knows how to make desirable clothes without four-figure price tags.
In a conference call with investors on Tuesday, Mr. O'Neill said the board remained confident in Citigroup's strategy of reinforcing its core banking lines and selling the less desirable assets, without giving many specifics.
"A lot of it is done by computer programs to calculate how much aid they need to offer to each student so they can get the maximum number of desirable students without going over their financial aid budget," says Mark Kantrowitz, the publisher of FinAid.org and FastWeb.com.
