Sentence examples for traditionally desirable from inspiring English sources

Whether the "armpit effect" is sufficiently strong to trump those traditionally desirable marriage traits – a square jaw, razor wit and a house in Antibes – is a matter of conjecture.

Oud Zuid, south of the city centre, is another traditionally desirable area of town.

However, Seoul remains fairly expensive, especially in traditionally desirable areas such as Apgujeong-dong, Daechi-dong and Gaepo-dong, all part of the Gangnam district, and newer areas such as Banpo-dong in the Seocho district.

Traditionally desirable markets are much tighter: Vacancy in Santa Monica fell below 8% at the end of 2014 and Beverly Hills slid to 7.5%.

Furthermore, the view that overweight in African women is traditionally desirable and indicative of success and happiness may also contribute to the high prevalence of overweight/obesity (36).

Traditionally, environmental performance involving desirable and undesirable outputs has been analyzed by the directional distance function approach (Färe et al. 1993; Chung et al. 1997; Picazo-Tadeo et al. 2005).

Undesirable desire turned desirable.

The introduction or enhancement of desirable traits is traditionally done by breeding.

He predicted that these two strong trends — childlessness and economy-mindedness — would combine to have a "topsy-turvy" effect on what has traditionally been considered the most desirable type of housing: the spacious single-family home in a suburban town with great schools.

While specialties such as the surgery group have traditionally been seen as highly desirable, it seems that the importance of work-life balance to tomorrow's doctors is now influencing the development of career aspirations for many [but not all] medical students.

Mr Gardner's intention may well have been entirely benign perhaps he wanted simply to underscore that other human abilities are as desirable as what had traditionally been called "intelligence" (whatever that may have been).