Sentence examples for no desirable from inspiring English sources

The Knicks possess no desirable option at center.

Others said he was concerned that no desirable successor was available.

If so, we should be cutting back on private contractors, as the critics are suggesting, because there is no desirable end in sight.

Noah Feldman (April 8) has it right: With no desirable option apparent for Iraq, leaders of both parties are in the dysfunctional mode of avoiding blame.

Because glyphosate is non-selective, it should be used only in areas where no desirable vegetation could be exposed to drift.

True, it's doubtful whether Emily would have said (as Charlotte did to her friend Ellen Nussey) that respecting someone before marriage is more important than loving them, and that passion "is no desirable feeling".

First, we learn that getting the "men's" jobs means that we have to spend our reproductive years proving ourselves worthy of them, and then that our success renders us no longer desirable even to supposedly "liberated" men.

However, the marker gene is no longer desirable when homoplastomic plants are obtained.

"In view of the commotion caused by allegations of sexual misconduct surrounding Kevin Spacey, ING has decided it is no longer desirable to have him speak at the event," a representative of the bank told Reuters.

Because of the growing volume, complexity, and strategic importance of data, it is no longer desirable or even feasible for each function to manage data by itself, build its own data analytics capability, or handle its own data security.

Worryingly, it isn't historically accurate speaking on a telephone was not integral to the scandal but, that aside, its point is clear: speaking to strangers on the phone is no longer desirable.