Sentence examples for more desirable or from inspiring English sources
There are few more desirable, or desired, possessions than a fine timepiece.
Now that a U.S. federal appeals court ruling allows cable operators to own a broadcast property in the same market, General Electric's NBC unit the crown jewel of U.S. broadcasting has become even more desirable (or desiring, since it could be an acquirer also).
But some experts say that as visionary art becomes more desirable, or valuable, the works deserve a more traditional, secure repository.
Having founded his company in 1888, Manischewitz knew, Sarna writes, that there were three ways to gain a competitive edge: "(1) by cutting the production costs of his matzah so that his profit margin would be higher, or (2) by making a better matzah, one that was superior in quality and therefore more desirable, or (3) by improving the image of his matzah".
Our disagreement is rather with the dissent's bland and self-refuting assumption that there will not be fine lines to be drawn in Fourth Amendment cases as in other areas of the law, and that its rubric, rather than a meaningful exegesis of Fourth Amendment doctrine, is more desirable or more easily resolves Fourth Amendment cases.
Cyber threats exploit weak links to get at more desirable or lucrative targets.
In a few cases, silicate minerals have to be used as ore minerals because the metals either do not form more desirable minerals or form desirable minerals that rarely occur in large deposits.
Now there is less than four year's worth, and only about a quarter of that is in the more desirable A- or B-rated locations.
While principals are constrained by teachers' qualifications – not all high school teachers, for instance, can teach physics – they also may use their authority to reward certain teachers with the more desirable assignments or to appease teachers who are instrumental to school operations.
It often occurs as a tank contaminant and can be unintentionally introduced with more desirable species or on live rock.
A 4-4 fit may be more desirable than 5-3, or 5-4, or 6-3, or 6-4, because the long suit can provide discards.
