Sentence examples for though desirable from inspiring English sources

Winning, though desirable, does not seem quite such a necessity.

Such qualities as strategic thinking, industry knowledge, and political persuasiveness, though desirable, no longer seem essential.

But, though desirable, such wholesale reform to an entrenched system may well be too disruptive in a young democracy.

A permanent agreement with the Palestinians, though desirable, was secondary in Mr Barak's book.To start with, all went well.

The strategic arms agreement, though desirable, is of far greater interest to Russia than to the United States.

"On the other hand, it is doubtful that separability of operational systems, though desirable for effective resolvability, would itself be enough.

When she began collecting six years ago, bags by Judith Leiber and Roberta di Camerino became her mainstay, though hardly desirable at the time.

Neither interest rate cuts nor tax cuts (though both desirable) will do".

And the home purchased ought to fit the income of the purchaser … Putting people into homes, though a desirable goal, shouldn't be our country's primary objective.

The second issue, congestion, may help observe the maximizing level for infrastructure.3 Finally, the third issue, even though the desirable level of infrastructure may not be feasible to obtain, this assessment compliments knowledge on infrastructure optimal levels, and its impact on economic growth.

Though highly desirable, this is but a first step.