Sentence examples for have a desirable from inspiring English sources
The third category is based partly on the Doctrine of Signatures in which a plant characteristic is considered to have a desirable quality or to have a physical property that resembles the desired game.
We do not have a desirable relationship with the world in terms of politics and economics".
"Now that anxiety has stretched its way to even the families who have a desirable option, about whether that option will be available".
Put all of these things together and you have a desirable mate.Improve your singing…A third reason to believe it is that music, or something very like it, has evolved in other species, and seems to be sexually selected in those species, too.
For which mission time (MT) does a 〈n,f〉 system have a desirable(mathcal{R})? 3.
Some methods of controlling such perturbations in order to have a desirable final state are investigated.
Ward, who has a desirable contract, is the most likely player to go.
But Redding and Shaw said the added ejection and subsequent suspension had had a desirable effect.
Once the plants have flowered, at nine months, workers manually dust them with the pollen of another banana plant that has a desirable trait, such as disease resistance.
If we were looking at the emergence of speculative forces, which clearly were evident in very early stages, then I think we had a desirable effect".
He also has the courage to defend payola: "Despite the ugly underside of the promotion business," he writes, "the old payola had a desirable result: a wider variety of music got on the air".
