Sentence examples for ever desirable from inspiring English sources

Is censorship, even in the name of preventing the resurrection of nefarious ideologies, ever desirable?

The IFF's borrowing would be treated as only a contingent liability of the governments concerned (a technicality that should make IFF debt more expensive than straightforward government debt).Is such trickery ever desirable, even to help the poor?

Hence, the development of novel biomaterials with enhanced functionalities (e.g. angiogenesis, antibacterial effect, in situ mouldability) which enable an improved outcome of eye replacement is more than ever desirable and represents one of the most challenging topics of research in the field of ocular implants.

They are ever unattainable, ever desirable and are fodder for endless, repeating conflict.

My fellow Opinion L.A. blogger Susan Rowher wrote about this with a fair amount of umbrage, saying that Wilde's photo, and her description of breastfeeding — which make it all look and sound easy and ever-desirable and, well, perfect — is a slap in the face to those mothers who struggle with uncooperative workplaces and the physical difficulties that can accompany nursing.

So we are forced to go into ever less desirable countries.

But as walkable neighborhoods become ever more desirable, we must make sure low-income families are not priced out of them.

The word evokes values that seem ever more desirable when society is more mobile, more disjointed, and families are broken and less able to support each other.