“desirable”可以造什么句，desirable造句

So how do we liberate desirable men from other women?

There is a special touch to the Coffer that makes it so desirable.

Those willing to take a punt on large and desirable buildings might reap handsome rewards.

It plays a unique role in enlightening people and cultivating desirable personality.

It is desirable if to do this in a more generic and centralized way for all operations.

It is not desirable that children, in avoiding the vices of the slave, should acquire those of the aristocrat.

The habit of smoking tends to carry young men into the society of men whom it is not desirable that they should choose as their intimate associates.

There remains one kind of caching that is highly desirable in some applications but not implemented in this allocator -- lookasides for very small chunks.

Similarly, convergence speaks directly to what control (the verb) is meant to achieve without asserting that control as a verb is possible or desirable.

Or if this test led to some kind of prenatal treatment, such as the use of drugs to block the effect of testosterone which is already medically possible, would this be desirable?

For example, humans also have natural aversions to the bitterness of coffee or the harshness of tobacco, but those substances have some addictive qualities, which might make them desirable.

Are you as desirable as that LA celeb?

References to wealth and family background as desirable qualities were purged.

This is a wish founded on the desirable simplicity of being charitable; one of her best characteristics.

It's too soon to say whether the Lisbon treaty reforms will stiffen backbones and advance this unlikely but desirable prospect.

Modifications of cocoa technology and bean processing will be necessary to retain most of the flavonols while maintaining the desirable sensory characteristics of chocolate.

We need to consign the expression 'Nice Guys Finish Last' to the dustbin of history, by realising that being a decent person is not a sign of weakness but a positive and desirable trait.

This can be a desirable feature for auditing purposes.

Similarly, on the administration side, it may be desirable to grant an administrator rights to all stores within a region.

Confucius looked back to the Zhou dynasty, a supposed 'golden age' which was long-past even during his lifetime, and which set a desirable (but perhaps unattainable) standard for the present day.

Study participants rated the same objects as more desirable when they carried the alleged celebrity luster.

It is presumed that the rest of the industry was left to fend for itself, clearly not a desirable conclusion, at least not to the it departments paying for that software being developed.

It is desirable for China, some economists also argue, because rapid export growth is the best way to generate sustainable economic expansion and higher employment.