Sentence examples for made them desirable from inspiring English sources

That Hollywood made the Lakers cool, and the sunshine made them desirable.

From Willem de Kooning's "Abstraction" of 1949, sold for $19.68 million to Francis Bacon's "Untitled (Pope)" of 1954, which fetched $29.76 million, the publicity received in the media through museum exhibition reviews and its spread over time are the fundamental factors that made them desirable to those looking for financial safety.

Many of the tunable properties that have made them desirable, such as type, size, charge, or coating, also contribute to the current difficulties in understanding the fate of ENMs in the environment.

If their military service, discipline and expertise made them desirable to employers, no such special efforts would be required.

The surfactant properties of perfluorinated chemicals have made them desirable for extensive use in fabric, leather, and apparel treatment, in protection of food packaging and paper products, and in fire-extinguishing foam and insecticides.

That makes them desirable as mates.

It is a way of putting things in a more tempting light, of making them desirable.

"The idea is to take refuse -- or "undesirables" -- and make them desirable again," Mr. Damhave said.

"She has the ability to take simple shapes and make them desirable through color, texture and nuance".

But solid-state drives consume less power and take up less space, making them desirable in both ultrabooks and tablets.

It's not their luster, their rarity, their hardness that makes them desirable," Murray says at one point.