Sentence examples for work desirable from inspiring English sources

A further 5.5m say that family or personal obligations make part-time work desirable.

And the effect makes driving to work more desirable.

That this reclusiveness merely made his work more desirable to collectors was a source of grim amusement to Polke.

Money may be no object in the survey question, but when we paint part-time work as desirable, we need to also recognize what part-time work looks like across much of the country.

Jeffrey Deitch, the longtime dealer and art world dealmaker who is closing his SoHo gallery this summer to become director of the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, described collectors whom "we have to chase away, who are at the gallery trying to buy, in the primary market, work by desirable artists," only to end up selling it a year and a half later at auction for a steep profit.

This has such important consequences for distillation control, design and startup that further experimental and analytical work is desirable.

Further work is desirable to validate the acceptance thresholds and extrapolate the results to actual in-service structures.

Thus it is concluded that the proposed method is sufficiently promising that further experimentally based work is desirable.

As a consequence of the knowledge gained with this work, many desirable improvements on the modelling software packages have been identified and are presented.

And not just the dregs of their work, but desirable images, from Edward Curtis' portrait of Geronimo ($15,000) to one of Sally Mann's riveting portraits of her daughter Jesse ($9,500).

These attributes render this work highly desirable to meet the stringent linearity requirements of the modern third and fourth generation (3G/4G) wireless systems, which employ complex amplitude and phase domain modulations to achieve superior spectral efficiency [1].