Sentence examples for is actually desirable from inspiring English sources

Consider when failure is actually desirable for a business.

Decisions are required on whether the enhancement of habitat by modifying traditional structures is actually desirable.

That raises the question of whether it is actually desirable, much less possible, for military personnel to reflect the demographics of the civilian population.

So backing George W. Bush's faith-based initiative depends on making two arguments: first, that the Constitution can be interpreted to permit such support; and second, that the support is actually desirable.

It is odd that the amnesia observed by Dr Strange is for events just before an emotionally charged incident, when what is actually desirable is to wipe away any recollection of the incident itself.

While this ambiguity has reigned, behind closed doors ministers have been trying to work out what is legally and politically possible, and what is actually desirable.

Keeping the two distinct will shift congestion to the areas where it's actually desirable while keeping other thoroughfares speedy and safe.

It's harder for Obama to explain that the yearly increase in the deficit has actually been smaller under him than it was under Bush, that recoveries are invariably slower from financial-crisis recessions than from "normal" recessions, and that bigger short-term deficits are actually desirable under conditions like those that obtain today.

The site also lists Twitter handles for sale, which could be a lucrative business if the handles listed for sale are actually desirable.

That means given a choice between the same rock-bottom fare on JetBlue or US Airways, for example, US Airways is actually more desirable because of the value of the frequent flier miles.

Jeremy Katzeff Jackson Heights, Queens Cobble Hill Without Cobblers To the editor: Re "A Fabric of Life Loses a Thread That Binds" (March 30), about a longtime dry-cleaning shop that closed in Cobble Hill: The Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens section of Brooklyn, although very hip, is actually less desirable now than in 1994, when I moved here, because the necessary services are going.