Sentence examples for ever more desirable from inspiring English sources

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.

For students hoping to enter legal practice, understanding commercial awareness is useful and ever more desirable to employers, says Stuart Malawer, a distinguished service professor of law and international trade at George Mason University.

But for students hoping to enter the legal profession – which is increasingly global in outlook – being able to speak a foreign language is useful, and ever more desirable to employers.

All of which makes him even more desirable.

All of this makes the 2008 vintage even more desirable.

Page C1 BAD BUSINESS GOOD FOR ROMANCE With the recession hovering like a storm cloud, happily ever after seems more desirable than ever.

True, "Le Palais Contarini," though not Monet's best picture ever, is unquestionably more desirable within the Impressionist master's overall work than "Studie zu Improvisation 3" is in relationship to Kandinsky's pictures.

In March this year the former England manager Hope Powell gave a rousing speech at a Fifa conference describing women coaches as being "squeezed out" of the game as the sport grew ever more professional – and desirable – to male applicants.

Still, there's nothing like a fashionable bargain, which also has the effect of making a label seem more desirable than ever.

"Non-Middle East oil will be seen as being more desirable than ever," said Stephen O'Sullivan, head of research at the United Financial Group, a Moscow investment bank.