Sentence examples for not desirable that from inspiring English sources

The same letter also noted that "for obvious reasons it is important that the S.P.V.'s are controlled by Chase but, for accounting and other requirements, it is not desirable that they are wholly owned by Chase".

In the same way, although the mist has maintained a frail truce between Britons and Saxons, it is clearly right, if not desirable, that historical memory should be restored, even if the cost is a return to old warfare.

Thanks to Facebook and Google — two of what might be dozens of tech companies with compelling coming-of-age stories — we now find it normal, if not desirable, that college kids build the next great economic empire with a few lines of code.

Moreover, it is not desirable that SVM-Corr sometimes selected a large subset although it is always highly stable.

Even though the throughput can be improved with parallel processing, it is not desirable that the coding efficiency is significantly degraded.

For the future, it is not desirable that bioenergy plants whose economic calculation is too unilaterally based on incomes resulting from the electricity sector are built.

The reduction lists consist of scope reductions that are not desirable, but that can be implemented in large Norwegian governmental investments if there is a risk of cost overrun.

A couple of years ago the Harvard Design Magazine asked me to explore this issue by choosing one group of design projects that were environmentally responsible but not desirable, others that were the other way around, and a final group that combined both qualities.

In much of the world, fishing pressure eases when the harvest becomes dominated by small fish — that's because they're not desirable, and that gives large species a chance to recover.

Designers grasped how to do edgy that wasn't ugly, desirable that wasn't flash.

He said the ratings agencies had an oligopoly that "is not desirable at the level of global finance".