Sentence examples for more desirable state from inspiring English sources

At certain points in modern lives, living alone is the more desirable state.

Elizabeth Weil, the author of a new book on marriage, "No Cheating, No Dying," asked the professor to help decode the singles boom: how solo living is exploding and becoming less stigmatized, how it's a privilege as well as a liability, how at certain points in modern lives, living alone may very well be the more desirable state.

Managing a novel ecosystem to a more desirable state will require a more complex set of management strategies than the generic implementation of common control strategies.

Managing towards resilience can be characterized as actions that maintain a desirable state or transform existing structure to achieve a more desirable state (Walker et al. 2006).

In this case, the goal may be, e.g., to alter the conditions of the novel ecosystem to a more desirable state.

Figure 3 Alternative or a continuum of restoration goals that may help to gradually shift a degraded site, dominated by an invasive plant species, towards a more desirable state with increased species diversity and improved ecosystem functioning.

One can also envision more specific intervention strategies whose objective is to drive the system from an initial undesirable state (for example, a state caused by network damage) to a more desirable target state (for example, a state as close as possible to the undamaged state).

If the subject was unable to perform this task or gave an incoherent answer (it is assumed that wearing glasses is a more desirable health state and should, therefore, be positioned above having severe pain), further instructions were given.

Both the TTO and SG are scaled from dead (0.0) to perfect health (1.0), with a higher value representing a more desirable health state (less willingness to trade time or take a risk of dying).

Natural resources important to economic systems are managed in the presence of event uncertainty, marking the transition from a more desirable ex ante state to a less desirable ex post state.

It seems that effective restoration actions should initiate gradual change that aims to create a continuous transition to a more desirable conservation value state.