Sentence examples for more desirable with from inspiring English sources

"These low-wage bell ringer positions are actually becoming more desirable with more people out of work," said Jennifer Byrd, the spokeswoman for the Salvation Army.

These sites have openings because teachers transfer out of them, selecting schools deemed more desirable, with children who are easier to teach.

The experimental results indicated that calcined zeolites are more desirable with lower water requirement and higher strength performance as cement replacement material than the raw zeolites.

Two-acre building lots are increasingly difficult to find these days, he explained, and the property, which is zoned for a single-family residence, is far more desirable with a pricey traditional-style residence on it.

How much we desire a meal depends on both the constituent foods and how hungry we are, though not every meal becomes more desirable with increasing hunger.

Given that the structural integrity of EDIII is essential for its immunogenicity, the gene-based vaccines (this study), which eliminate this variability are far more desirable, with the added advantage that these can also provoke potent CMI.

Then there are those who finish the program and embark on their mission but leave the agency after a few years for more desirable jobs with other federal agencies.

A game against the Knicks may have been more desirable, but with their cross-borough rivals out of the picture, the Nets were able to focus on what this game meant to a nomadic franchise ever in search of its true New York roots.

Hockings and her colleagues tracked a trio of males who routinely went on the hunt for more desirable commodities, with papayas as their preferred grab.

But after he did so, this beautifully crafted, wooden beast of an instrument just became more desirable along with other analogs, because musicians craved the rich, three dimensional sound that digital failed to deliver.

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.