Sentence examples for not made desirable from inspiring English sources

If the presence of laws and rules dictate a form of collaboration, these relations are not made desirable by the fear of sanctions, be they legal or economic.

People will buy what is made desirable.

The company is certainly in the business of making desirable hardware sold at comfortable margins, but that might not translate.

That a trait is adaptive doesn't make it desirable.

Older men may assume they'll do a Picasso and have a child in their sixties, but just because late fatherhood is biologically possible doesn't make it desirable.

Update: Just to be clear: World War II was expansionary because it led to a large increase in public spending — and even so, that didn't make war desirable!

But that did not make it any less desirable as I stood there near Park Avenue, Sam the Lab looking up at me as if to say "What is that nut thinking of doing now?" But that damned ladder kept saying, "Take me home.

That might not make the town seem so desirable now, but consider this: those who live in Highlands are close enough to walk, jog, pedal, paddle or even take a water taxi to the beach.

It has been suggested that this problem could be addressed by an appropriate pricing strategy that did not make larger packages more financial desirable.

The majority of included studies in young females cited barriers including negative experiences during physical education, dislike of uniforms or the sports offered, and the conflicting notion that being sporty did not make girls appear feminine and/or desirable to boys [ 9].

A special pear salad was similar, but the additions of walnuts and poached pear didn't make it more desirable for $2 more.