Sentence The phrase "desire for having" is not technically incorrect, but it is quite awkward and not very commonly used in written English.
It can be used to express a strong desire to acquire or receive something. For example: "She had a strong desire for having a successful career."
There's a fear of penetration and impotency — at the same time, having a very strong sexual desire for having some kind of filter between him and that.
I do know that I don't have any less desire for having won it two years ago: we want to keep on winning".
… The basic desire for having a union is ability to have collective bargaining and … to negotiate a contract that the administration is obliged to follow".
Just for "being women" -- or for acting on human desire, for having an opinion, for seeking to be educated.
The price tags ($250 and higher for designer kids' shoes and around $350 to $475 for a coat) are about half that for the grown-up versions and, just as with the adult lines, the desire for having Burberry check on a collar or a Gucci horse bit detail on a ballet flat is appealing to parents with big bank accounts.
The results indicated that men have shown greater desire for having more children than women in 2005.
Continued study is however desired for having complete insight into mechanism of killing sensitive bacterial species.
Considering different age classes, people under 35 years strongly regret having to wait longer than desired for having a child.
However, it is noteworthy that a substantial part of respondents, regardless of the gender, regret having to wait longer than desired for having a child or having less children than desired, or not at all, because of work commitments.
Desire: Thanks for having me ladies, this was fun! AND THEY SAY THERE ARE NO WOMEN COVERING HIP-HOP.
"If you're using something with this desire for safety, having this extra measure of security was definitely a positive for me," she says.
