Sentence examples for more desirable that from inspiring English sources

It's more likely, and more desirable, that tangible change will be driven organically by formidable artists rather than chastened executives.

Relatively modest, at a mere 119 meters, but arguably even more desirable that its larger sisters by virtue of lines reminiscent of a nuclear submarine, the A is another Blohm + Voss creation, designed by Philippe Starck and built for another Russian billionaire, Andrey Melnichenko.

The results of this study show that this rehabilitation technique not only modifies the cyclic behavior of weak rigid connections and changes simple bolted connections into moment connections, but also it improves the behavior of the rehabilitated connections in a way that their behavior is more desirable than that of the reference rigid connection designed according to AISC.

Aristotle's statement implies that in order to determine whether (for example) the pleasure of virtuous activity is more desirable than that of eating, we are not to attend to the pleasures themselves but to the activities with which we are pleased.

In the current context of weak aggregate demand, reforms that increase investment are more desirable than reforms that increase saving.

Keeping all of this in mind, that's why it's still pretty fair to say that the majority of NPS do not produce effects that are more desirable than the "classic" drugs that remain much more popular -- marijuana, MDMA, LSD, and opioids, for a start.

Some people perceive that invasive treatment done subtly could be more desirable than something that you have to wear all the time like an helmet.

The long-lived people of Crete might not drink a glass of olive oil a day, but they consume three times as much as we do, and that's probably more desirable than our misguided notion that the less fat you eat, the better.

It is the first time in at least a decade that the coat has seemed more desirable than a jacket and that pretty, powdery colors are making an appearance.

For Jefferson, this equality was at the heart of American exceptionalism: "Can any condition of society be more desirable than this?" That all changed with industrialization.

In the auto-scaling domain, a regression model that generates a greater number of small errors (function f in Fig. 12) is more desirable than a regression model that generates a fewer number of the large errors (function g in Fig. 12).