Sentence examples for is merely desirable from inspiring English sources
(Shaftesbury, one will recall, was revisionist in the opposite direction, refusing to employ the word beauty for that which is merely desirable).
TCP is used when it is essential every message sent is received by the other computer whereas UDP is used when it is merely desirable.
In this context, that means aligning aspirations with available assets, and distinguishing between interests that are vital and those that are merely desirable.
If it means putting economies on a war footing, so be it.If, on the other hand, these aims are merely "desirable" rather than vital, then that's fine too.
For if it is the case that the person is merely free riding on desirable activities and that this is unjust then the person is acting wrongly.
The launch issue's leader manifesto by its editor, Daniel Johnson (brother of Channel 4's Luke, who's on the advisory board), declares that "to defend and celebrate western civilisation is not merely desirable; it is imperative".
The first solution, even if it were desirable, is politically impossible; the second is merely very difficult.
That is merely surprising.
The approach is merely geometric.
