Sentence examples for would not be desirable from inspiring English sources

It would not be desirable even if we could have it.

Buying renewable energy from other European countries was on the table as an option, she said, but would not be desirable.

The idea is that if the rogue drone happened to be carrying an explosive payload, for instance, shooting it down or having it crash land would not be desirable.

There was no doubt that the fiscal deficit would rise sharply … Although such a large increase would not be desirable in the long run, it was sensible to do that in the short term".

The mayor had initially said opening windows would overwork the air cooling system and cause more emissions to be pumped out from the bus, telling the London assembly in June: "It would not be desirable to make air-cooling units work harder to nullify the effects of warmer air entering the bus through open windows".

The later court may still decide, however, that it would not be desirable, all things considered, to do so.

"It's still not clear whether Britain has a religious constituency which politicians can manipulate and if there were such a thing, it wouldn't be desirable," reckons Simon Barrow from Ekklesia, a liberal-minded religious think-tank.

An important caveat is that a delay in inevitable local transmission of a pandemic virus may not be desirable if it would defer local transmission into a season associated with higher transmissibility such as the winter in temperate regions [ 12], or if it led to importation and local transmission of antiviral resistant strains [ 17].

That would not be a desirable outcome.

Administration officials say that military force would not be a desirable way to confront North Korea or Iran.

Interestingly, on the slides shown in Redmond depicting.NET, Windows appeared as only one small box among many.That would not be a desirable outcome.