Sentence examples for perhaps more desirable from inspiring English sources

Given that the training encourages participants to look for changes in eating and exercise behaviours that are interfering with function, rather than encouraging participants to look for indicators of diagnostic categories, this result is perhaps more desirable than having a sustained increase in the specific recognition of the problem as bulimia.

For example, if three breakpoint regions B i, B j and B k have a non-empty intersection, then reporting this intersection is perhaps more desirable than reporting the (geometrically larger) intersections B i ∩ B j and B i ∩ B k, particularly as the number of such intersecting regions becomes large.

But it wasn't until the Oculus Rift that virtual reality became something attainable and, perhaps more importantly, desirable for consumers.

This is happening, perhaps more than is desirable.

The bought things in life are better – more desirable, more trustworthy, perhaps even more real – than those that you improvise for yourself.

Alternatively, their particular dietary signature may be the result of limited access to more desirable C3 plants, perhaps due to their declining socio-economic status at this time.

Domestic Chinese pistachios are more desirable than Turkish nuts, perhaps due to better product knowledge, positive consumption experiences, and easier market accesses.

For all the wicked intent of the gossip mongers who populate the play, Congreve extolled wit as the most desirable of all human, and perhaps more to the point here, inhuman, qualities -- an end in itself.

Toronto is intent on dealing Raul Mondesi and his $11 million contract, and an official from another team said the Blue Jays might be willing to part with more desirable players, like outfielder Jose Cruz Jr. and perhaps closer Kelvim Escobar, to help move Mondesi.

Perhaps some portion of that ever-deepening French wine lake will suddenly seem more desirable.

In Hackney, perhaps more than anywhere else in Britain, or even Europe, the messy, unruly inner city has become a desirable commodity.