Sentence examples for some sort of desirable from inspiring English sources

And this conversation may not suit many liberals who are wary of stigmatizing unwed parents or treating marriage as some sort of desirable norm.

Naturally, if you have some sort of desirable item, everyone is going to want it.

Some scholars who have despaired of congressional or judicial constraint of the executive, but believe that some sort of constraint is desirable, have suggested that the executive's own legal adviser, the Office of Legal Counsel, could provide such a constraint.

Usually, the US-EPA considers cancer risks that are bellow 1 × 10-6, to be so small as to be negligible and risks above 1 × 10-4 to be adequately large that some sort of remediation is desirable.

There have been vague murmurs from Gordon Brown and Jack Straw over the last year or so that some sort of codification might be desirable, in light of the constitutional reforms introduced since 1997.

The problem with that sort of desirable judicial activism, he concluded, "is not too much of it but too little".

A central conceit of the field has long been that creating human-like intelligence is both desirable and some sort of ultimate achievement.

Even in the U.S., many businesses have for some time accepted that some sort of global agreement to reduce carbon emissions was inevitable and desirable.

Babies thrive on routine, so it's not only "okay" it's desirable to have your one year old on some sort of schedule.

Democracy is against the idea that it would be not only desirable but also possible to copy a social order from some sort of divine design.

Although Cs+ cannot be considered specific in its blocking effects, the rapidity of onset of its action was more desirable in terms of knowing the effects were due to Cs as opposed to some sort of slow run-down.