Sentence examples for whatever desirable from inspiring English sources

However, this report shows that whatever desirable behavior you're trying to measure, solo people tend not to do it as much.

On the wall hung a quotation from Ford: "Whatever is desirable and right is never impossible".

Use whatever is suitable and desirable for your children.

But whatever puts demographically desirable fannies in the seats.

Furthermore, the criterion is not arbitrage consistent as a positive cash flow accessed at zero cost is desirable whatever its variance.

Our ethical compass should guide us to build intelligent machines that have desirable traits, whatever that might be.

"How creepy and gross is it to project on to a future child an idea of attractiveness that again is rooted in looking less ethnic or less whatever is somehow more desirable?" Ramsey asks.

Even Eagleton glues whatever human qualities seem most desirable onto his apparently impersonal God.

Chopin, the piano composer, was the genius of song form: play a melody, play another melody, come back to the first, embellish everything with whatever twists and turns are desirable.

But the reality for the humble eel is one that demonstrates, perhaps, that no earthly resource is safe: if it becomes a desirable commodity, for whatever complex mix of factors, it can be rapidly swept up into a voracious and unflinching trade.

Also, the word "lucky" implies that whatever you're talking about is "desirable".