Sentence examples for perhaps desirable from inspiring English sources

Is she perhaps desirable to me only insofar as I'm able to overcome desire?

If Mr. Ozawa's departure was perhaps desirable and Mr. Masur's necessary, Mr. Dohnanyi's inspires more regret than either.

Right now growers spend considerable sums on insecticides to control one particular pest, but an insecticide is also a hazard to other perhaps desirable insects.

The MPs acknowledged doing more in the community was perhaps desirable for the patient, but added it would not necessarily save the NHS money - as has been widely assumed.

Invisibility is perhaps desirable if you are going to be the mistress of one of the most popular writers of all time.

Old barriers are no longer effective or perhaps desirable from perspective of global leaders and they embrace social media out of necessity or perhaps as opportunity.

A certain degree of kitsch is inevitable, and perhaps even desirable.

Until the 1930's, recessions were generally regarded as inevitable, and perhaps even desirable -- a sort of purging process that cleansed the economy after the excesses of the preceding boom.

Companies can "offer you, perhaps, less desirable products than they offer me, or offer you the same product as they offer me but at a higher price," said Ed Mierzwinski, consumer program director for the United States Public Interest Research Group, which has asked the Federal Trade Commission for tighter rules on online advertising.

Compared with modern technologies like solar power, potatoes are perhaps less desirable as an energy source.

That's expensive, but perhaps still desirable by investors who are otherwise looking at a relatively bleak market of investment opportunities.