Sentence examples for if it were desirable from inspiring English sources

Even if it were desirable to try, some form of common jurisdiction would be essential.

The first solution, even if it were desirable, is politically impossible; the second is merely very difficult.

The sculptures have accrued layers of meaning over time – layers that it is now impossible, even if it were desirable, to scrape away.

It is not, of course, possible, even if it were desirable, to prevent the free discussion of the merits and causes of the struggle.

Although such analysis has limitations and risks, the sheer volume of qualitative data collected in the various studies comprising the four groups of studies research meant that complete re-analysis of these data sets would have been impractical even if it were desirable.

Specifying two distributions over heptamers (i.e. foreground and background distributions) requires 2(4−1)=32 766 parameters, so while no gene annotations are needed to train such a model, a significant number of reads are required, and a number that increases exponentially with k, if it were desirable to model k-mers for k>7.

"If it's desirable, then it's possible.

If it's desirable, you could perhaps not mention it, but be prepared to be asked about if you get through to interview.

If it is desirable to provide counseling, therapy can be most beneficially provided while the child and family are in their own home.

"I wonder if it is desirable for work to extract fuel debris to still be going on 70 or 80 years from now," Fuketa told reporters.

A lot of people working for politically powerful lobbies would be thrown out of work or bankrupted, and many others would be looking at whopping pay cuts; that would never be politically viable even if it was desirable as policy.