Sentence examples for not seem desirable from inspiring English sources
While a backyard filled with insects may not seem desirable to most people, she finds bugs wonderful to watch, and there are benefits other than visual.
In order to foster internationalization, it does not seem desirable to keep German graduates within Germany, while at the same time compensating for a lack of internationalism by recruiting foreign scientists.
Thus, three-parameter fits do not seem desirable, at least at the present time.
Black (1955) considered that seaweed meal could be included in the rations of most animals (including poultry) up to at least 10percentt without any detrimental effect, a conclusion supported by Chapman (1970) with the proviso that its use for pigs does not seem desirable and that further work on sheep breeds is necessary.
But in this example, we can change the dog's name, which doesn't seem desirable.
This didnt seem desirable to either of us.
In time, Mindell says, he believes his perspective will come to be more widely accepted, and that full automation on the roads will not seem as desirable a goal.
But having more, not less, time to think through these issues and make important decisions would seem desirable.
Soon that disconnection comes to seem desirable.
A more qualified thesis does seem desirable.
To skeptics, this mutual support might seem desirable.
