Sentence examples for necessarily desirable from inspiring English sources
So becoming a Bond girl was not necessarily desirable.
The subjects may be rich, the shows suggest, but their lives aren't necessarily desirable.
He has suggested the freedoms enjoyed by Hong Kong are not necessarily desirable.
In fact, having more RAM may require more energy, so adding RAM to a battery powered device isn't necessarily desirable.
"Not everything scientifically possible and technologically feasible is necessarily desirable," Philippe Busquin, the European Research Commissioner, said in a statement.
"Considering the prices, I didn't find buying something in the Hamptons or upstate New York feasible or even necessarily desirable," he continued.
A house without nearby open space is not necessarily a desirable home.
But high yields in themselves may not necessarily be desirable, said Richard Bernstein, chief United States strategist at Merrill Lynch.
His strategy is to make procrastination difficult but not impossible, because complete focus is beyond his reach and not necessarily even desirable in today's workplace.
They added that "these findings are striking," and they "appear to challenge a fundamental assumption that having more, rather than fewer choices is necessarily more desirable and intrinsically motivating".
Our relationship with social networks is by no means black and white, and logging off permanently is not necessarily a desirable, or viable, solution to the problems that websites such as Facebook can pose.
