Sentence examples for indeed desirable from inspiring English sources
Some hardening is inevitable, and indeed desirable.
Is this realistic or indeed desirable?
It is indeed desirable to establish a clear division of duties between business and government.
Now, in 2002, we ask whether it is possible or, indeed, desirable, to turn the European Union into a United States of Europe.
But what few are asking is, if a more pluralist politics is inevitable – and indeed desirable – in which forum should it primarily take place?
Initial results from the first 3 years of development indicate that it is possible, and indeed desirable, to devise materials in such formats.
Who could possibly object?' Opening up public services to greater patient engagement is indeed a desirable objective, but the crucial (and little debated) issue is how this is undertaken.
There's general agreement, then, that banning the hunting of bushmeat - whether primates or not - isn't feasible, or indeed completely desirable.
Some theorists have agreed with Gray (Kekes, 1993, 1997); others have sought to show that pluralism and liberalism are reconcilable, although this reconciliation may require modifications to both liberalism and pluralism modifications that are, however, justifiable, and indeed inherently desirable.
Some proponents of Scottish independence argued that secession would indeed be desirable as the preferences of Scots on social policy are very different from those of the rest of the UK.
