Sentence examples for sort of desirable from inspiring English sources
The problem with that sort of desirable judicial activism, he concluded, "is not too much of it but too little".
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.
While a choir sings a fragment from The Fleetwoods' 1959 song Mr Blue, all sorts of desirable goods rack up – including shots of abstract Perspex sculpture, bronze busts, and a Kukkapuro armchair.
At secondary level enrolment remains lower and girls are further behind, but things are getting better there too.Education for girls in poor countries has all sorts of desirable consequences: not only the likelihood of a better job with higher pay, but also of better health, a later marriage, fewer children and being able to provide better care for the family.
Furthermore, to suggest that such a direct causal link exists between MC and all sorts of desirable societal outcomes immediately burdens any post-m diversity strategy with an unworkable high standard: namely, the forming of such a magic bullet.
It stands for democracy, fairness, stability, quality, meticulousness, punctuality, thrift, efficiency, openness and all sorts of other desirable things.
It seems only yesterday--perhaps because it was only yesterday, or, at any rate, only a month or so ago--that all sorts of less desirable outcomes appeared possible [i.e. Steve Forbes and Pat Buchanan].
Consider the set of desirable gambles $D$.
The evolutionary psychologists have spent decades administering questionnaires to college students in an effort to confirm their ideas about what sort of partner was desirable in bed before there were beds.
