Sentence examples for most highly desirable from inspiring English sources
THE Turnpike corridor continues to be the most highly desirable industrial location, brokers said.
The deal announced Tuesday supplies Twitter the most highly desirable video content in the country; ratings for NFL games outdraw nearly all other TV programming in an increasingly crowded and fragmented marketplace.
Indeed, the most highly desirable state of intensive care unit sedation – one that mimics natural sleep – may present particular problems to EEG monitors primarily developed to monitor anaesthetic depth.
When evaluating novel therapeutic strategies for NPC, the two most highly desirable features are (1) the ability to destroy the tumor without harming normal tissue and (2) the ability to activate the antitumor immune responses to seek and kill covert tumors.
He said: "Reducing the visual impact of pylons and power lines in our most precious landscapes is highly desirable, but it is also very expensive and technically complex so we have had to make some difficult decisions.
As a result, controlling the microheterogeneity to be within a defined quality range, or even directing the glycan synthesis to the most effective forms is highly desirable.
Notable for their muslins, tea parties and flirting, you'd think that most Regency folk lived in highly desirable rectories.
"Teardowns are doing a little better than overall markets, because most teardowns are located in highly desirable neighborhoods that command a premium price and are somewhat easier to sell," said Walter Molony, a spokesman for the National Association of Realtors in Washington.
Uniform patterning of cells is highly desirable for most cellular studies involving cell cell interactions but is often difficult in an in vitro environment.
Given the destructive nature of most rheumatic diseases, it would be highly desirable to predict at an early stage the most beneficial treatment for those patients at risk.
The highly desirable suburbs of the most expensive urban areas are filled with what most Americans would call "city people".
