Sentence examples for thought desirable from inspiring English sources

It was to report at the next session of Congress what changes it thought desirable.

Policy cannot recreate a pristine coastal environment even if that were thought desirable.

By 1971, however, Lin and the army may have amassed more political authority than Mao thought desirable.

Given widespread adoption of the Nuss procedure, prospective multicenter study of management of pectus excavatum by both the open and Nuss procedures was thought desirable.

Such neighborhoods were not thought desirable for private resi dences, and single ‐ family houses of the better kind could not have been leased there at all.

It's heartening, I suppose, that fish and chips retains enough cultural cachet for a vegan version to be thought desirable, and even better that it's so good.

(a) There is one change acceptable to the Government and United States Gypsum and which we think desirable.

But she added that "it's very difficult to find the basis in the Constitution for saying" lawmakers do not have the right to set the limit even if "it's longer than one might think desirable".

Consider a kind of tolerance we think desirable: say, allowing other adults to decide what clothes they will wear.

It's longer than one might think desirable MR. LESSIG: Right.

"The reformers thought it desirable to retain the office of bishop evangelically puri fied," Dr. Schiotz said.