Sentence examples for off the desirable from inspiring English sources

The hi-fi, like the iPhone, may suggest international style, but the desk, like Mr. Demand's art, has shaken off the desirable mantle of design like so much packaging.

It would then use a sale authorized under Section 363 of the bankruptcy code to quickly sell off the desirable assets to a new company financed by the government.

We used a FDR = 10% as cut-off, which is near the conservative end of the desirable range <50% [16].

General Growth, which has interests in more than 200 shopping centers in 45 states, including the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan, tried several strategies to keep the Americana from opening — and potentially siphoning off the most desirable retail tenants.

In addition to this, analysis and considerations are made regarding the generation of an "off the shelf" product, desirable for an effective translation of tissue-engineered tissues to the clinic.

The model allows for varying a cut-off parameter that allows for a selection in the desirable trade-off between model sensitivity and specificity.

The tertile cut-off points were chosen to reflect the desirable exercise duration for CET [25] and to balance the number of patients of the 3 groups.

The women and their families both adapted to and shaped this transition through a constant 'trade-off between desirable and essential'- the desirable being a traditional homebirth in secure surroundings and the essential being the survival of mother and baby by going to hospital.

The trajectory of transition and constant adaptation as well as the 'trade-off between desirable and essential' made by the women and their families were enacted within this context.

21...Rc8 22 Ra1 Qf8 23 Ra6 Nb4 It's obviously desirable to exchange off the powerful enemy knight though this does weaken the blockade of the c pawn.

The trade-off between desirable and essential elements of childbirth, which guide the women in their choice of birthplace, implies that although the women have shifted to hospitals for birth they are not fully satisfied with the quality of services provided, especially from a psychosocial perspective.