Sentence examples for more desirable place from inspiring English sources

With more access to foreign markets, Russia is a more desirable place to invest.

After the racial self-reckoning that Mar inspires, does the narrator understand that the front of the bus remains a more desirable place to be?

"As Long Branch becomes a more desirable place to live and property values go up, rents are going up," he said.

Owing to free child care, New York City would likewise become a more desirable place for middle-class families to live.

Such steps, he said, would include encouraging private development and making New York a more desirable place to live by repairing the city's school system.

A town pool will not only make Somers a more desirable place to live but will also create a greater sense of community.

With one last wrenching twist the filter comes away, clogged with dust and grime from better, more desirable places.

The speaker has managed to unscrew the air-filter, but his victory serves to bring in that angry gesture of "one last wrenching twist" and the sardonic observation about "the dust/ and grime from better, more desirable places".

"As someone who grew up in Santa Monica, I would say the single hardest thing is the cost of living," says Islas. "Yes, Santa Monica is one of the more desirable places to live, so rents are always going to be higher than other places in the county, but if you have a political culture that's resistant to building housing, you're adding to the pile of affordability issues.

It can also be moved directionally, towards more desirable places," says Gimble.

But as the homeless problem persists in the face of plenty of attention from City Hall, these potent symbols of gross income inequality have become some of the more desirable places to endure hard times in town.