Sentence examples for more desirable is from inspiring English sources

And what makes this particular "Flag" even more desirable is that it comes from the estate of the best-selling novelist Michael Crichton.

That scarcity or exclusivity can "help products catch on by making them seem more desirable" is well known to anyone who's looked at Gilt Groupe's business model or had a hard time locating a McDonald's McRib sandwich.

The tendency to find foreign food more desirable is a prejudice that goes back centuries — to a time when the Russian aristocracy spoke French, not Russian — and it was exacerbated by the humiliating end of the Cold War and Russia's subsequent opening to the West.

(Less common but even more desirable is Jumblie. Somewhat shorter, with more strongly reflexed petals, it came from the same seed pod that produced Tete-a-Tete). An older cyclamineus hybrid, February Gold, bred in Holland, is of a more intermediate size, typically reaching 12 inches.

Whether doing this is a misguided way of trying to attract better hires or just meant to make the organization feel more desirable isn't clear.

The higher the magnitude of the emotion, the more desirable is a reaction (within its emotional context).

Frankly, I'm still trying to decide which is more desirable: being crazy or being old.

Innovations that make us more attractive, more effective, and more desirable are more likely to diffuse than those that don't.

Just as significant, innovations we think will make us more attractive, more effective, and more desirable are likely to be disproportionately diffusive.

More desirable were a sky blue coat with mandarin collar and high back, kick pleat, and a pistachio wool pea coat.

The more educated the man is, and presumably the more desirable he is to women, the more likely he is to be juggling multiple partners.