Sentence examples similar to evident desirability from inspiring English sources
James eliminates the perception that L.A. has lost its desirability.
So explanatory priority must be accorded to the basic human goods themselves, and to the self-evident desirability which makes each of them the object of an inclination in the will of anyone sufficiently intelligent and mature to understand their goodness (that is, the way they make human beings more fulfilled, more "perfect" [complete]).
Although such cases have not been reported in the present study area, the desirability of softer drinking water is evident among the local population.
In principle, it should be possible to re-engineer β-lactams to bind PBP2′ strongly, and the desirability of this approach is self-evident: no other antibiotic class has a record equal to the β-lactams for safety and efficacy.
It is important to establish the accuracy of self-report as a measure of smoking status among very low SES populations for a number of reasons, including examining whether social desirability bias may be more or less evident among low SES groups than it is for the general population.
This was evident from the between-subject variability of reviewer influence on ratings of song desirability in our present study.
The desirability of automating the translation of problems into machine language was immediately evident to users, who either had to become computer experts and programmers themselves in order to use the machines or had to rely on experts and programmers who might not fully understand the problems they were translating.
The perceived need for or the desirability of breast pumps therefore has the potential to increase health inequalities for breastfeeding where inequalities are already evident.
Social desirability bias.
Limestone rated high in desirability.
