Sentence examples for sometimes desirable from inspiring English sources

Another, sometimes desirable check on experimentation with human beings is to require compensation for injuries.

In order to provide supplies when production is lower than demand, longer-term storage of oil and gas is sometimes desirable.

It is sometimes desirable to allow r to be negative, so that (r, θ) is the same as (−r, θ + π).

Mr. A. said that nearly 60 million dollars was given away in prize contests last year, and in planning stimulating events it is sometimes desirable to key the theme to the com pany's product.

Because of the sugars and other substances in plant cells, the freezing point of cell sap is somewhat lower than 32° F. It is sometimes desirable to retard or accelerate maturity in vegetable crops.

It is sometimes desirable to have a surface that repeats consistently when the contact moves over the same area.

With this bit of background in place, the idea that transfers of resources from better off to worse off persons are sometimes morally desirable can be understood without supposing either that equality of any sort is per se desirable or that there is some level of well-being that marks the good enough level and that has a special status as specified by the sufficiency doctrine.

These may sometimes be desirable but in California they are simply too short.

We do!' Mr Lewis said he was willing to accept the Streatham amendment recognising that local variations were sometimes electorally desirable.

An amendment from Stratham, south London, 'recognising that variations in the emphasis which is given locally to different elements of the Party's name are inevitable and sometimes electorally desirable' was carried.

Finally, because non-parenchymal liver cells also possess physiological and pathological functions, their targeting can sometimes be desirable.