The Black sounds that became popular were becoming more desirable.
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It doesn't mean you're better at sex, or more desirable.
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For extreme collectors, rarity only makes a cycad more desirable.
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The widowed were more desirable than the divorced, said some.
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To some women, such restrictions only made the pantsuit more desirable.
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Now, for spring '18, it's back and more desirable than ever.
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More jobs that are more desirable can remain in North America.
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The worse the President looks, the more desirable his understudy seems.
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Both updates are intended to make Pinterest more desirable for online shoppers.
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If a student could pay full tuition, he was immediately more desirable.
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A postgraduate education makes men more desirable, while reducing desirability for women.
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Slightly more desirable for a camping trip because of its small size.
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Indeed, pursuit of free and fair trade globally was never more desirable.
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Some of American Express' transfer partners are also more desirable than Chase's.
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A more desirable lot on St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem fetched $245,244.
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Having different perspectives professionally and socioeconomically is also more desirable than ever.
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And of course a popular brand is more desirable than an unpopular one.
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Obama's choice to fill the seat, or take the more desirable course of
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Three: Travel alone, even though it's more desirable to travel in small groups.
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And any cap on shared vehicles will make personal vehicles even more desirable.
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But to New Yorkers, that's a tourist area, and this is more desirable.
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Because domestic investment generates economic growth, the latter approach is far more desirable.
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But of course, many of the more desirable hotels are filling up quickly.
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Doesn't that sound more desirable and sustainable than waging a war against yourself?
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A 2016 study found that men and women who make eco-friendly purchases are perceived as more desirable for long-term relationships, while those who make luxury purchases are perceived as more physically attractive and more desirable for short-term relationships.
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Modern homes in more desirable neighborhoods in West Trinidad would start at about $9603,2960.
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One solution is to make peer review more desirable and less of a duty.
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Nothing more desirable than the person who doesn't want to go out with you.
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He feared a subway would make Staten Island a more desirable place to live.
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Good schools make the area more desirable, further inflating the value of our houses.
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When a degree doesn't guarantee higher pay, welding might seem a more desirable skill.
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There are numerous options, some newer than others, and some more desirable than others.
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Science suggests that a beard — or at least some stubble — makes you more desirable.
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The initiative is designed to make Las Vegas a more desirable place to live.
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Who's the more desirable small forward of the future, Jayson Tatum or Josh Jackson?
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And if you're a real audiophile, there may be more desirable ways to go.
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Did he find me being off-limits more desirable than me being available and wanting?
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With some kind of additional scaffolding, insect meat might also gain a more desirable texture.
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Then she began casting them in bronze, turning them into hard, shiny, more desirable objects.
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It's 54 percent bigger, both taller and wider, making it a more desirable physical space.
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People think the more complications a watch has, the more desirable that watch would be.
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Venus in Leo brings a pleasant air to your reputation, making you all the more desirable.
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From the perspective of people's livelihood, what's more desirable is for prices to fall, not rise.
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It makes you much more desirable if company X knows that company Y wants you badly.
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A principality dripping with riches, there is perhaps no place more desirable to earn a living.
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"Personal charm often is more desirable than startling physical beauty," Hansen wrote on January 16, 1934.
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It's tough to read the news without feeling anxious, making quality distractions more desirable than ever.
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For other more desirable compounds, Russo thinks it makes more economic sense to stick to plants.
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But, Disney Plus may win out with more desirable titles and less filler content than Netflix.
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Waiting can get you a really good piece of technology at a way more desirable price.
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Free agency offers opportunity for escape to a more dynamic roster in a more desirable market.
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Many analysts note that this set cap makes bitcoin more desirable than other assets, even gold.
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Watching the two singers trade places, I wondered whether Leporello was not the more desirable role.
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When that happened, UHF stations were no longer at a disadvantage; in fact, they were more desirable.
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Meanwhile, all users can check out a more desirable piece of software for Xbox right now: Spotify.
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There is no comparison on any front that would make Russia a more desirable partner than Denmark.
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In a similar way, the bookstore offered the above, in addition to something even more desirable: community.
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"But I think the neighborhood will become more desirable as there is more residential development," he said.
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Now, having a smash on streaming platforms can be more desirable — and more valuable — than FM ubiquity.
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Tensions between tracking honestly and posting something perceived as more desirable were also observed in the study.
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This alternative could be more desirable than a mini retirement, depending on life stage, family and career path.
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But if you must, the hotel is located within one of the more desirable parts of the Strip.
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Inherent in this plan was the idea that UGC was somehow purer and more desirable than commercial communications.
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Grandey suggested employers use the findings from the study to construct more desirable work settings for their employees.
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Texturism fosters the idea that certain types of natural hair patterns are more desirable or beautiful than others.
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Long-haul flights tend to be more desirable, since many flight attendants get paid according to flight duration.
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And let's face it: nothing is more desirable than something promised, and abruptly taken away under scandalous conditions.
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However, people in the industry agree that increased data from technology means insurers can target more desirable customers.
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Some say the concept can only become viable once alternatives to meat are more desirable than meat itself.
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Heading up the Munich-based company is one of the more desirable jobs in the struggling automotive industry.
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The negroni, in which amaro is a key ingredient, has also become more desirable in the last decade.
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American policymakers may find certain methods more desirable than others or better suited to their country's federal system.
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Absent the social scaffolding that makes family formation more achievable and more desirable, families don't form as much.
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The more desirable option is to reinstate the Iran nuclear deal and to negotiate all other concerns multilaterally.
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By its nature the EU regards unskilled workers from Poland as more desirable citizens than brain surgeons from Nigeria.
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The more desirable but easily-masked flavors, those found in the "heart" of the infusion, would distill out later.
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Of course, it's easy to argue that the whole thing makes the piece even more desirable, because, well… art.
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You develop an unhealthy thought pattern: The skinnier you are, the more desirable and valuable the industry sees you.
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Preschoolers also judge apologizing wrongdoers to be more likable, and more desirable as partners for interaction and cooperation (PDF).
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New York, in particular, has arguably never been a more desirable place to live – if you can afford it.
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Additionally, frequent reminders of positive, ethical behavior among a group can shift perceptions of norms toward more desirable behaviors.
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After it's coked, the oil is "cracked" to break the heavy parts down into lighter, more desirable petroleum products.
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Add the fact that there's currently a huge demand for programmers, and the career path becomes even more desirable.
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And in the hierarchy of fashion, editorial is seen as much more desirable (if less lucrative) than commercial campaigns.
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Chief Executive Eraldo Poletto said the group needed to make the brand more modern, to make it more desirable.
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Several guests attempted surreptitiously to switch the cat or rabbit they had been assigned for a more desirable snake.
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The tendrils slightly obscure the female figure and make her more desirable because she can't be fully visually possessed.
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It's also cheaper and stronger than heroin, making it more desirable to some users and dealers, and significantly more deadly.
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What could be more desirable than someone who's just like you, but not you, but who loves you, sister-wifey?
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This grab for cash has in turn left club owners attempting to target the audiences they perceive as more desirable.
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At Serenbe, the community defines the programming because it helps to make the community a more desirable place to live.
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Why aren't prices in the more desirable $60 to $65 per barrel level, rather than languishing around $48 to $55?
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Could it be that when women take the initiative, it means that they find their partners to be more desirable?
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In 238, with a plan to buy a more desirable lot nearby, the Berardis sold the house for $245 million.
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Ultimately, Ericka and Paulina are trapped by the same system, one that deems Ericka, with her lighter skin, more desirable.
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Factors like good public schools, low crime rates, and affordable housing costs can make certain suburbs more desirable than others.
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Already, there is resistance to aspects of gene editing to make crops more desirable or resilient to changing weather patterns.
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In other words, short-term wins may seem more desirable, but they usually aren't going to yield the most value.
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Though neither of my dishes compared to fresh pasta, Brown's cold-water method produced noodles with a more desirable texture.
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She tweeted the following: a fork and outlet duo, implying that being electrocuted is more desirable than the couple pictured.
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It is more glamorous to be an exile, more comprehensible to be an immigrant, more desirable to be an expatriate.
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A key finding of the study was that most users sent messages to people who were more desirable than themselves.
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A 2018 renovation to the guestroom tower transformed it into a more desirable — and importantly, still affordable — place to stay.
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O'Brien deserves all honors for depicting this too-frequent reality rather than what might seem a more desirable "storybook" ending.
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Yet few qualities are more desirable in a wine than a sense of it as a living, evolving, energetic thing.
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That result may be more desirable for NERA, since its study was reportedly paid for by a coal lobby group.
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Supply and demand conditions may fluctuate if some colors are more desirable than others (with the less popular ones priced lower).
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I haven't been to test it, but if this is done well, it will make this TV a lot more desirable.
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The extra flexibility of Verizon LTE makes this version of the Chromebook Plus V2 more desirable for remote workers and travelers.
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Richwine has long espoused a view that non-Europeans have lower IQs than European immigrants, making the latter more desirable immigrants.
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The premium for briquettes, a more desirable and theoretically a more expensive option, is trading at $10 or under, it added.
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Some look a little three-dimensional and have a diamond-effect, which are more desirable as far as collecting them goes.
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"What makes us more desirable or interesting from a literary perspective is that we create content," says the social media strategist.
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Both Hoaas and Ricchiuti said the state's fiscal discipline seems to have made it a more desirable place to start businesses.
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Reasons for this vary but often a major factor is supply and demand, with some cars being more desirable than others.
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For many, the scariest-looking food truck is more desirable these days than a franchise outlet like Cinnabon or Taco Bell.
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On an overheated planet, air-conditioning becomes more and more desirable, solving in the short term the problem it helped create.
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It says that a good name is more desirable than great riches, to be esteemed is better than silver or gold.
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Thanks to the publicity of this stunt, could the painting now be even more desirable as a piece of auction history?
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People find others who value travel more desirable, despite the fact that vacationing is usually a tangential part of our lives.
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If it can pull it off, however, the sensor could make life easier — and Apple products more desirable — for people with diabetes.
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By actively honing brainwaves toward more desirable frequencies, patients are able to improve their concentration skills, stress levels and even curb anxiety.
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AppLovin's financial position makes it a more desirable acquisition target, and it could help a Chinese buyer move into the United States.
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That's plausible if new buildings attract much wealthier residents, who in turn attract higher-end amenities that make a neighborhood more desirable.
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Because of this risk, both homeowners choose not to sell (non-cooperation), so neither homeowner moves to a new, more desirable home.
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What you want to communicate is something more desirable," and, "the term fast-food has become the 'death star' of the industry.
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Such increases in bond rates would provide more investment competition to stocks, after years of low yields made equities comparatively more desirable.
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However, as the style evolves, the creators have been getting better at moving the music in a more desirable and calming fashion.
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More broadly, Washington has long pursued a meddling foreign policy that aims to censure and coerce foreign nations into more desirable behavior.
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A drone ship could potentially move itself into position to catch the rocket, which reduces fuel costs and is therefore more desirable.
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But if calories had nothing to do with it, what made the 75-calorie drink more desirable than the zero-calorie drink?
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Essentially, they attach a simple sugar to the recycled polyester polymer to "make it a more desirable food source," said Ms. Mason.
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Part of the younger Arnuault's takeover involved rebranding the luggage company to be more desirable to younger audiences — specifically millennials like himself.
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Fewer students at the end of the decade wanted quick opportunities for promotion, while flexible working conditions became more desirable over time.
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I think this is more desirable than a law banning them from voting until they're presumed competent to fill out a ballot.
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Women who can be visibly identified as "foreign," regardless of whether or not they are actually American, are often pedestaled as more desirable.
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To keep workers striving—those on higher incomes especially—there must always be more desirable consumer goods and services just out of reach.
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And if you're an Android user, you might find that stepping into Apple's walled garden is easier (and more desirable) than you'd think.
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The Mate 10 Pro has a slightly larger battery — 4,211mAh versus the U211 Plus' 211,211mAh — yet it has a slicker, more desirable design.
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Colorism in particular manifests itself in a damaging way—fair skin is still commonly seen as being more desirable in South Asian communities.
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"It seems like, to me, a vagina – as a man – would be more desirable than a man's anus," Robertson said in the interview.
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We were told that in this scenario, the company did not find a more desirable funding option and needed the capital to continue.
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On one hand Chinese consumers tend to favour foreign brands, which they often view as higher quality and more desirable than domestic brands.
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The transition to a clean global economy is already under way, and completing the journey has never been more achievable or more desirable.
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But incumbent members might also face more primary challenges from ambitious state senators, mayors, and county executives if the job were more desirable.
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Diamonds range from clear to yellow, but a pure diamond is completely clear and has no color, making them more desirable (with higher value).
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Sidewalk Labs believes its innovations can make city living more desirable and affordable with less pollution, shorter commutes, better weather and environmentally-friendly buildings.
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"In his view, economic stability was more desirable than rapid growth," write Peter Warr and Bhanupong Nidhiprabha in "Thailand's Macroeconomic Miracle", published in 1996.
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In China and India, where baby boys are frequently considered more desirable due to financial gains for a family, sex-selective abortion is thriving.
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By keeping short-term rates near zero, the Fed has been suppressing overall market volatility while making assets like emerging-market stocks more desirable.
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By using CRISPR to remove problematic bits of genetic code and then replace them with more desirable DNA, scientists can essentially Photoshop organic matter.
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Public transit jobs are generally considered more desirable than driving for Uber, given differences in compensation and high turnover rates among ride-hailing drivers.
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Given that a unitary state is by far the neater and more desirable alternative, Washington should continue to pursue it within the existing framework.
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If moderate inflation is so much more desirable than no inflation or deflation, why not just be bold and stoke the fire in earnest?
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Over half would opt to stay in a less desirable job with higher pay than move to a more desirable job with lower pay.
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D. decides to Uber downtown to meet after work, and we both decide it's easier (read: more desirable) to run through Starbucks this morning.
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According to Glassdoor, having certain accolades such as Google certifications or project management certifications can make a candidate more desirable to a job recruiter.
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The 3DS is certainly cheaper than the Switch, which makes it more desirable to those gaming on a budget or to parents with young children.
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The second is to blatantly mock how absolutely insane it is that parents Photoshopped images of their children to make them more desirable as candidates.
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" Samantha said, "I wanted to be more feminine, I wanted to be more desirable, I wanted to be more appreciated, I wanted to feel smart.
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If you haven't heard, there's a pool float stealing hearts everywhere this summer — and to make him even more desirable, he's now serving up drinks.
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While the marketplace might reduce the demand for beef, governments could also take steps to make other menu items more desirable, according to the report.
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"Perhaps it's a case of raw data which is authentic, and in order to make it more desirable it was dressed up," Mr. Winter said.
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Despite all the flaws, another, more desirable first remains in play: Federer has never played Rafael Nadal, the top seed here, at the U.S. Open.
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"There's a powerful atmosphere," she said, "and seeing the jewelry worn with a complete look, under that light, in that context," makes jewelry more desirable.
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Discovery's data shows the model succeeds in attracting and retaining healthy, more desirable clients, while those who pursue less healthy lifestyles tend to drop off.
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Distributors will start bundling on behalf of some of these people if, in fact, that reduces churn and makes the composite more desirable, more sticky.
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Over the years, I had put down offers on a few apartments; offers that were passed over for more desirable ones time and time again.
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It assures the landlord of that restaurant's ability to keep paying rent, and it also would make the landlord's other properties in the neighborhood more desirable.
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But the design and positioning of these systems makes it a lot easier and more desirable to concentrate on resolution at the expense of all else.
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The researchers hope that this will make condom use during sex more desirable—and lead to lower rates of HIV and other STDs around the world.
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"Every swipe is in a way casting a vote: I find this person more desirable than this person, whatever motivated you to swipe right," Dumler said.
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If Apple puts a GPS chip in the second-generation Apple Watch rumored to be unveiled in March, it would certainly be a more desirable product.
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Or is it just that age-old trick of showing the world that you are even more desirable and badass than you were before the breakup?
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With scale, it says, it can get costs down to competitive with traditional produce (for a presumably more desirable product that could command a price premium).
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As was the case with the Sotheby's Pierre Bergé auction, association with a well-known tastemaker — if not a famous owner — made these objects more desirable.
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But the private equity-backed roll-ups often are perceived to have greater prospects for growth than big, established corporations, potentially making their shares more desirable.
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The federal regulators found that the authority was burning something known as "sludge," the oil that is left after more desirable distillates are removed from crude oil.
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By perpetuating the idea that a lighter complexion will make you more desirable, Western beauty standards continue to feed a global market that profits off women's insecurities.
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The countries offended condemned the outburst and human rights groups labeled the comment racist, given that Trump described people from largely white Norway as more desirable immigrants.
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Location, finishes, whether or not a property has a garden, and whether or not it's on a more desirable gated or restricted street affect prices, she added.
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No sooner did the workers receive their amnesty than they quickly abandoned low-paid farm jobs for more desirable jobs in other sectors of the labor market.
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In the mid-2000s, according to Chinese media, residents seeking a better quality of life voted to relocate their housing to the more desirable city of Jiqyuguan.
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But as the tech industry continues to power the entire U.S. economy, it only makes sense that its capital becomes an ever more desirable place to live.
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Two of these cities are in Texas, where wind resources are plentiful and cheap, creating dynamic local economies while making it a more desirable place to live.
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Mr Mueller's latest strike also makes it even more desirable that Congress should pass a bill to protect the special counsel from Mr Trump's threatened attack on him.
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The couch originally came with legs but she couldn't put them on – I told her my bf would try (This was supposed to make the couch more desirable).
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Some people idolize bodies that aren't really real – sometimes the photos have been edited, or captured in perfect lighting or at the right angle to look more desirable.
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Try giving it a read from a homeowner's point of view, and see if there's anything you would change or add to make yourself a more desirable candidate.
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And although many people had become re-acquainted with Apple thanks to the iPod, the resurgence of Mac popularity only helped make the product that much more desirable.
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They separated them into jobs more or less likely to pay wages that could keep a family out of poverty and make young people more desirable to marry.
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AstraZeneca Chief Executive Pascal Soriot told reporters he did not believe the group was now more vulnerable, noting that positive data could have actually made it more desirable.
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Other employees said in their declarations that Mr. Carwile held men-only meetings, sent emails only to men and assigned more desirable and high-profile cases to men.
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All three follow the same sizzle approach as the SharePoint video from earlier this year, seeking to turn what is typically boring software into something much more desirable.
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I originally wanted to go into mechanical engineering, but all the schools were oversubscribed at the time, and so you had to compete for the more desirable majors.
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"Even with all the problems that we have there, it is still more desirable than the US because we don't know what else can happen here," he said.
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But that, of course, only made it even more desirable to the kids, who found ways to stand under the cherry moon and soak in the forbidden rays.
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While working in college can make students more desirable to employees later on, they should be careful not to spread themselves too thin, said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of SavingforCollege.com.
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The results of two trials conducted by Canadian researchers showed that men and women who scored higher on altruism also said they were more desirable to the opposite sex.
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After over a month of testing, there's no question: the new 2019 model is even more desirable than the laptop that wowed me two and a half years ago.
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Singing the glorious anthem that is "Children of the Universe", a song she wrote to "break down political barriers", it's hard to think of a more desirable career trajectory.
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Meanwhile, scalping made ticketed events even more desirable as a status symbol among consumers, Yang explained, given that most of the tickets tended to re-sell at inflated prices.
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A higher position is obviously more desirable if you have a more immediate need for the funds – like buying books for school or replacing a dead laptop, for example.
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Renovated buildings and a few new developments have made the neighborhood more desirable, especially for people looking for larger spaces, said Adrian Noriega, a broker with CORE Real Estate.
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While remaining a topic of controversy, MAT is becoming more desirable as there are considerable amounts of evidence proving its effectiveness when used within a long-term maintenance strategy.
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Upgraded Premier Bay View rooms offer a better vantage point for views and will be similar to the Superior Room, but facing the more desirable side of the building.
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If there are two watches in identical condition, the one with the original box, paperwork, and extra links would be more desirable than the watch that comes with nothing.
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As Elon Musk pointed out at the Model 3 reveal, the S is still the more desirable car, and the P100D is the top performance dog in its S range.
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He'll also be responsible for making sure that Google produces more than a couple dozen XL units (because that phone is shaping up to be the vastly more desirable one).
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And making workplaces more inclusive may be the key to making not just nonprofit jobs more desirable, but any kind of workplace — including those in the private and public sectors.
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Elton Brand, Philadelphia's rookie general manager, countered Leonard's arrival in Canada by swinging deals for two more desirable future free agents: Jimmy Butler (in November) and Tobias Harris (in February).
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What's weird, though, is that while our impression of Joe may have been wildly different without his creepy narration driving the series forward, removing it wouldn't have made Joe more desirable.
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In the best spots, the combination of low taxes and affordable homes that are still increasing in value make owning property more desirable compared with some of the country's pricier locales.
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The company's search engine will now deploy a more advanced form of auto-complete to help users better phrase a query to get a more desirable answer on the first search.
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This land was made for you and me, as Lady Gaga sang at the Super Bowl last night — but parts of this land are more desirable to live on than others.
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An inevitable result of almost 50 years of American occupation is a tendency to see American things as more desirable, a mindset that extends to imported foods, including the canned ones.
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Those who said they wanted bigger properties cited more room for family members to visit and a more desirable home, which they could not afford earlier in life, the survey found.
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But there's a big reason men's tasks are more desirable — the chores they do happen weekly or less often, and the ones women do happen daily or several times a day.
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But as backyard birders can attest, more desirable wildlife persists in cities, a topic studied by the Chicago-based Urban Wildlife Institute and eight new partner research bodies across the country.
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Because such stakes are, by their nature, difficult to sell off, funds can be forced to hold on to them even when they&aposd rather hold more desirable stocks or assets.
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Brand strategists revised the knowledge around objects to make them more desirable, and companies, places, Presidents, wars, and people could be advantageously rebranded, as though the world itself could be reprogrammed.
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With the tax cut, the U.S. rate is now below the worldwide average of 2628 percent, positioning the country to be an even more desirable place for foreigners to do business.
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Speaking in tabloid newspaper Bild, German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel said that rather than trying to penalise German carmakers, the United States should instead respond by building better and more desirable cars.
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It's not a feature that Americans are accustomed to, carriers would be upset, and Apple probably doesn't consider the SIM card any more desirable than the headphone jack in the long term.
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While we know the science indicates that breastmilk is best, there are any number of extenuating circumstances for women in the developed and developing world that makes feeding babies formula more desirable.
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The reason for the commonality of this phenomenon is a harsh truth: "Most of us think of ourselves as more desirable than others actually see us," Baumeister told The New York Times.
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I am hoping this moment — 11:26am on the actual October 21st, 43 — is the moment that changes my entire future and shifts my life path in a new, more desirable direction.
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Speaking in tabloid newspaper Bild, German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel said that rather than trying to penalize German carmakers, the United States should instead respond by building better and more desirable cars.
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But in data published Monday, OkCupid, a popular online dating site, said women who take the initiative to reach out to men are rewarded with higher response rates and more desirable men.
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Because alumni of the Disney Accelerator have scored big partnerships with the media and entertainment juggernaut in the past, it is seen as one of the more desirable corporate accelerators out there.
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Middle-class, once-thin gay guys in Africa and China are joining newly opened Western-style gyms, drinking supplemental shakes and bulking up to appear more masculine, more manly and more desirable.
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That is why Amazon has encouraged merchants to list ever-more products on its websites around the world, which could make its marketplaces more desirable to shoppers than those of the competition.
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However, Samsung has been very sensible with the alterations, all of which are positive changes that make the Buds Plus more desirable than the originals; but there are still some odd omissions.
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In 3653, the P.G.A. Championship will move from August, when it is the fourth and most forlorn major, to May, a more desirable position between the Masters and the United States Open.
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Thus the way is open to the administration to combine incentives with pressure and even more desirable to help bring peace to the Caucasus to minimize Moscow and Tehran's mischief-making there.
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Iran, for instance, was persuaded to surrender components of its nuclear program in exchange for integration into the global economy, which it saw as a more desirable way to secure its future.
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Since the start of the most recent encryption debate, lawful hacking has been pitched by many experts as a more desirable alternative to mandating that companies build government backdoors into their products.
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This week, it became even more desirable for style enthusiasts as cult luxury fashion mecca Browns opened the doors to Browns East, its first brick-and-mortar store to open in 20 years.
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Now being a glass-covered device like every other major smartphone out there, the Z Flip could be much more desirable for anyone who needs to be on the bleeding edge of tech.
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The popularity of the Clubhouse, launched in 2012 as a more desirable venue for business meetings with two venues in west London, has driven the recent spawning of several more central London sites.
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Last year, with retro game collecting on the rise around the world and the original Japanese copies of games becoming more desirable, I found an Akihabara largely bereft of its once-massive stock.
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As Bee points out in her segment, the idea of narrowing the voter pool to more "desirable" voters who would more reliably cast Republican ballots goes back to at least the Reagan era.
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The good news is that this trend can be reversed and brought to a more desirable level, while inaction might have some serious consequences for generations to come, particularly for the middle class.
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The paper contradicts President Donald Trump's rhetoric suggesting that immigrants drain the social safety net rather than pulling themselves up and that immigrants from a select few countries are more desirable than others.
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A top Democrat from one of the other 11 subcommittees will likely switch roles to head that panel, which is considered more desirable to most lawmakers than subcommittees like the Legislative Branch panel.
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Fruits and vegetables have changed a lot since the onset of agriculture 10,000 years ago, as generation after generation of farmers artificially bred crops to select for more desirable traits like size and taste.
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That said, I'd get GT instead of the S. So kudos to McLaren for creating the sports car to put all other sports cars to shame... as well as its softer, more desirable bother.
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In April, Trump hailed the law as a way to create "more desirable family atmospheres," based on the well-founded belief that children always fare best when they're able to remain with their parents.
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Each of the many places they saw "had been renovated as the neighborhood became more desirable, and that meant dividing them up with walls and doors in really weird and awkward ways," Sassoon says.
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If we want a better, more functional Congress, the American people should do what any other employer would do: make the job more desirable so that a larger pool of people run for office.
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The research by Ms Bruch and Mr Newman shows that users of all races find Asian women more desirable than Asian men, sometimes much more so; black men were responded to more than black women.
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In the end, it'll be up to insurance companies and providers to decide whether an orphan approval makes a biologic more desirable than a biosimilar, even for the non-orphan uses that drive most sales.
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One thing I didn't realize is how adding a social enterprise element to my business would become so essential to our brand, making our services more desirable to those who identified with our charitable mission.
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A MINUS Shopping: Consumer Complaints (Milk) Because I really like this ridiculously sharp U.K. three-piece, I wish I could tell you that one of their little albums is markedly more desirable than the other.
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They were then quizzed on how suitable they thought these people would be for less desirable jobs (like warehouse work, housekeeping, and customer service) compared to more desirable jobs (like management roles and prestigious internships).
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Adding more strikes won't make strikes more desirable because loot is either useless or so rare that a player can go hundreds of hours chasing a specific item and never get the one they want.
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If he does just win with a plurality of Republican support, that could leave party leaders wiggle room to float another party insider who's more desirable to voters repelled by Trump's inconsistent ideology or demagoguery.
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It was Hispanic immigrants, he said, who rebuilt the housing in places like Dallas's Oak Cliff neighborhood, and who revived the commercial district in Chicago's Little Village (making such places more desirable to everyone else).
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Personalization can provide them with material they like, but it just as well could be used to shape their behavior or beliefs, or even cause them to lose out on discounts to more desirable consumers.
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The new AK-12, based on the company's AK-400 prototype, reportedly addresses previous concerns around full automatic fire and production costs while improving on some of the more desirable features of the previous model.
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This—plus, maybe, the idea that you can sleep like a baby on a mattress lined with money—makes cash more desirable for people involved in any sort of shady business than cold, hard electronic transactions.
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But when you're a dog owner with a choice between having a smelly pee pad in your home and laying down a patch of real grass as a training pad — the latter might be more desirable.
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"If the IUD stimulates the body to mount an immune response that clears precancerous lesions, this seems much more desirable for a woman than getting a positive screening followed by surgical removal of lesions," Cortessis says.
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The recent harassment she received, she wrote, made her question if she would ever be good enough in a society that consistently tells white people they are more valuable and more desirable than people of color.
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"They have managed to immerse themselves in street culture and provide levels of access that, while retaining their authenticity and a level of exclusivity, have made their brands more desirable to more customers," Interbrand's report states.
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When your car is already so exclusive that prospective customers must apply to buy one, apparently there is just one way of making it even more desirable: Make an even crazier version for exactly one person.
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Once you've identified titles or employers that seem more desirable, scan job postings and LinkedIn profiles of people who have the job you want, and make a list of job skills they have that you lack.
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That has been the strategy of Robert Pattinson, whose discomfort, during the blaze of "Twilight," was painful to observe—the problem being that such glowering, reminiscent of his character's vampiric gloom, made him yet more desirable.
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"In other words," the bill reads, "some realtors have concluded that it is more desirable to rename a neighborhood after the dead than associate it with those who have been living in that community for decades."
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And it would be "hypocrisy," he argues, for a country to bar refugees while welcoming other, more "desirable" immigrants, because a sovereign state is obliged to take seriously the claims of refugees, on human-rights grounds.
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If there's a single place to go to capture the audience that follows streaming celebrities like Ninja, Tfue or VanossGaming, that real estate is far more desirable than pursuing independent sponsorship deals with each individual streamer.
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In her Instagram stories, Kim's glibness about anorexia made a statement — regardless of her intentions or lack thereof — about thinness being more desirable than health, and reinforced the idea that beauty is worth harming yourself over.
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Even the fact that Impossible has sometimes been unable to keep up with the demand for its burgers has arguably helped lend them the sheen of coolness: After all, scarcity only makes a product seem more desirable.
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The platform is no stranger to food porn, but as an outlet for step-by-step video recipe guides or similar projects albums could make Instagram an even more desirable tool for #brands to reach their audiences.
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They estimate tickets for flights departing Miami and Orlando the week of August 15 at around $700 round trip — a far cry from the average $1,700 for last-minute flights departing on arguably more desirable travel days.
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Read more: The most famous home in every US state, from LA's Playboy Mansion to a 'Beer Can House' in HoustonFactors like good public schools and low crime rates can make certain suburbs more desirable than others.
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Well-educated people working with ones and zeros from top universities, including MIT and California State University, who speak the same language make working with Guadalajara totally more desirable than working with Singapore, Hong Kong or Moscow.
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But as the homeless problem persists in the face of plenty of attention from City Hall, these potent symbols of gross income inequality have become some of the more desirable places to endure hard times in town.
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A digital service provider almost certainly would deem this a wasteful or even illegal use of its computational capacity, marking users as bad actors and resulting in an outcome no more desirable than the provider's original sin.
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And the very notion of motivation — striving to obtain a more desirable future — implies some degree of discontentment with the present, which seems at odds with a psychological exercise that instills equanimity and a sense of calm.
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And so in "This Isn't Us," Jessica moves the family out of its strategically cozy rented house in a cul-de-sac to a giant marbled mansion, the better to make Evan more desirable for private school.
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"Even though it's a sellers' market nationally, homeowners often have to make a leap of faith to list their properties because there may not be a more desirable home to move to," said Redfin chief economist Nela Richardson.
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"I think thinking about how rating region areas are set up — including more rural areas with urban areas, which typically have a more desirable population — could help change the landscape of the number of insurers participating," said Dickstein.
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She had an ongoing conversation with Terrill and her other mentors, and ultimately concluded that there was more for her to learn at work — and a more desirable end if she stuck to the path she was on.
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In a study focused on "sexual motivation," two marketing researchers concluded that the answer is yes: When straight men have sex on the brain, they want meat more, because they think it makes them more desirable to women.
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It also means that self-promoters on Instagram who use the service to gain notoriety and followers but without a commercial interest won't be allowed to use some of Instagram's more desirable new tools, like the Insights feature.
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High demand makes things more desirable — which is only part of the reason why this new foundation has over 25,000 people who've already put their names down to be first in line when it launches in mid-April.
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The trend is particularly evident in parts of Asia, where lighter skin is often considered more desirable and can indicate higher social status, but it is also cropping up among certain communities in Britain and the United States.
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"Although edibles are commonly viewed as a safer and more desirable alternative to smoked or vaped cannabis, physicians and the public should be aware of several risks related to the use of cannabis edibles," Grewal and Loh wrote.
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They have a theme of Industry 4.0, and for me, using this tool, this symbol of automation infrastructure, and reconfiguring it in a more human-centered way, is part of a more desirable future I have for these machines.
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"If Paris won the right to host the Olympics," Degrave says, "that would trigger and simplify a lot of things and motivate people to make Paris even more desirable than it was before that terrible day of November 13."
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Now, although Snapchat has largely ceded its role as the most mainstream and popular digital hangout space to Facebook-owned Instagram, Facebook is still struggling to make its primary mobile app appealing to the demographics more desirable to advertisers.
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What's wrong with a player using his collectively bargained freedom from the much richer owners to choose a team he envisions as a better fit for him in a place he believes is more desirable in which to live?
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The growing need for workers at many points along the skills spectrum can't be filled by Norway or other highly developed countries that President Trump might consider more "desirable" because of the size and nature of U.S. labor needs.
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Without knowing what San Antonio wants to be in a post-Kawhi universe—trading LaMarcus Aldridge would really kickstart a fascinating rebuild—it's unclear which package is more desirable: one of those two future-asset-rich hauls or what Cleveland has.
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"Competitive currencies make assets in these countries more attractive, and generally help their profit margins by making their exports more desirable," it said, adding that around 40 percent of emerging-market currencies are in their most competitive zone against the dollar.
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This means, at the more desirable schools, slots fill up quickly with students who were given an automatic OK. At The University of Texas in Austin, these "Top 10%" students have sometimes accounted for more than 75% of the incoming class.
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In fact, the president has juxtaposed immigrants from the nations cited in the travel ban and targeted by the zero tolerance policy — along with African and Caribbean nations — to those from European nations whom he clearly thinks are more desirable newcomers.
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One of the first, "Without Tits, You Don't Get to Heaven," revolves around a young woman, Catalina, who tries to make her way out of poverty by becoming a prostitute for narcos, getting breast implants to make herself more desirable.
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Beyond that, Asians are generally considered more submissive (a stereotype that's perpetuated by the media) — which makes us even more desirable as dominatrixes, since apparently, there's something particularly hot about being dominated by an already-sexualized woman acting out of character.
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"The more desirable content they have, the better they will be able to compete in terms of trying to sell a subscription offering at a time there's so much competition for subscription-based services," said eMarketer senior analyst Paul Verna.
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Only three seasons removed from a 21-61 finish in 2015-16, and under a new general manager who began the climb without the usual draft and trade assets to improve, the Nets were seen as the far more desirable destination.
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Furthermore, because a PG-13 rating is more desirable to movie studios than an R rating, the study found that films tended to erase the consequences of gun violence, such as blood and suffering, in order to secure the lower rating.
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In 2015, the administration said its new reporting requirement for how localities use federal funds to reduce racial disparities was aimed at encouraging the development of affordable housing in more desirable neighborhoods, and improving housing stock in lower-income communities.
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As part of your analysis, consider whether other possible solutions might be more desirable, such as changing individual water consumption patterns, recycling sewage into drinking water, combating water pollution, increasing agricultural efficiency, investing in green infrastructure and taxing water use?
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Mon dieu, it won't be cheap, but developing a European information strategy that emphasizes truth and trustworthiness is in your interest to protect the more desirable attributes of democracy as we enter more deeply into the computer-Internet-cyber age.
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This is because the monkey is seen to be intelligent and lively – characteristics that are more desirable than the previous zodiac sign of the goat (or sheep) which is seen to be docile and more likely to be a follower than a leader.
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" Walsh believes that more and more festivals are adopting the principles established by Burning Man because "a fulfilled, more purposeful existence is becoming more desirable in a world where people are realizing working harder and harder for greater accumulation isn't the answer.
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While they don't get to participate in the event, the winner of the race gets to inherit their predecessor's office, many of which are larger and in more desirable buildings like Rayburn — the only House office building with a trolly to the Capitol.
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No one is like you, Scorpio; be gentle with yourself as Venus retrogrades in your sign, and use the energy to dive deeply into what your wants and desires are; not figuring out how you can be better or more desirable to others.
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Similar to how Durant waltzed into a cushy role that let him feast on more desirable opportunities with the Golden State Warriors, Hayward should see more looks in the restricted area, along with a couple cleaner catch-and-shoot tries every night.
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Venus finally ends its retrograde on April 15, and it will reenter your sign at the end of the month—on April 28, to be specific—boosting your confidence and making you feel even more desirable and charismatic than you usually do.
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It could be that the walled suburb simply had more desirable targets (advertised, indeed, by the walls), but she pointed to a larger issue: High walls hide the house from the view of criminals, but also hide criminals from the view of police.
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With the memory of North Korea's missile and nuclear tests and Mr. Trump's "fire and fury" rhetoric still fresh in most minds, analysts said even a vague deal could be more desirable than a return to the rising tensions of last year.
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After the crash of 2008, when the Federal Reserve ushered in a long period of low interest rates, Puerto Rico's bonds grew even more desirable: Savers were desperate for yield, and Puerto Rican debt, supposedly supersafe, was now paying a risk premium.
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Right now in my DC neighborhood, houses located just west of 14th Street are considered more desirable than houses like mine that are just east of 14th Street because the westerly homes are zoned for Ross Elementary School rather than Garrison Elementary School.
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What makes 1Password different, and more desirable for certain sectors of the hacker and security community, is that it allows users to keep all their passwords stored in a local "vault," a password protected database that only lives inside their computers or smartphones.
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Notice how, whenever Peterson talks about the importance of young men cleaning, he talks about it in terms of self-improvement — of being a better man that has more self-confidence, in order to get a better job and attract a more desirable partner.
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Kalmuk has brought display books filled with duplicates of pins he is willing to trade for new and in some cases more desirable ones to his collection and the first question he asks everyone is whether or not they have any pins to trade.
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This may seem like a more desirable alternative to barfing your breakfast out in a toilet, but initial evidence noted in the study from a previous January 2017 report, The Risks of Marijuana Use During Pregnancy, suggests marijuana use may impair fetal growth and neurodevelopment.
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The gist of the whole situation is that the BIOS update seems to make specific factory-overclocked versions of the 5600 XT even more desirable — but none of the reviews we've cited in this article relied on that fact to come to their conclusions.
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McGlashan also allegedly signed-off on plans to doctor a photo that would make McGlashan's son look like a football recruit and, as McGlashan was told, thus more desirable to the specialty program in arts, technology and business at USC that his son hoped to attend.
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The "decision technology" will be used first in the outdoor menu boards at McDonald's drive-thrus, where it will analyze purchase patterns based on the weather, traffic, time of day, and "trending menu items" and instantly rearrange the display to feature a more desirable combination of items.
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Daniel Conroy-Beam, a psychology researcher and one of the lead members on the study, told VICE the partners who were more desirable sometimes do make their relationships work, but only if that person has a limited number of options to upgrade from their existing relationship.
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Manhattan Plaza, a subsidized apartment complex on 42nd street not far from Times Square, offered affordable housing to artists, actors and creatives in the late 1970s in an effort to draw more desirable residents to the shady neighborhood, known for its adult film theaters and dangerous streets.
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Offer some concessionsEspecially if the apartment has been on the market for a while and the landlord is hoping to rent it out quickly, you might be able to make some negotiations within the lease that make you more desirable as an applicant, despite your low credit.
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At least 10% of all drivers have either intentionally underestimated mileage, left a driver off their policy, provided a different zip code in a more desirable area than the one the car is actually stored in, or claimed their car was for pleasure instead of commuting.
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According to the researchers, that's because of evolutionary tendencies: since men use status markers to seem more desirable to potential mates—and since meat has long been tied to strength, status, and masculinity—it follows that men would be drawn to meat after thinking about mating.
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Still, nothing quite prepared me to see a few students I'd championed get bumped in favor of another meathead from Exeter or a more desirable student of color from high schools we had relationships with — one of whom expressed views against homosexuality and gay marriage in her application.
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In some cases these are more desirable than bonded magnets because they are more powerful (though they are also more brittle and prone to corrosion, and the process of slicing and dicing a sintered block into useful products can waste as much as half of the material in it).
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Disdain for thick, tightly coiled or curly natural hair is merely an extension of the larger social forces at work here: Black/dark brown skin is viewed as somehow tainted and even hideous, whereas café con leche complexions or lighter are viewed as pure and therefore more desirable.
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With only seven players now signed for next season, they may have to scramble to fill out the bench, especially if they land one of the more desirable free agents, like point guard Mike Conley Jr., an unrestricted free agent who has played nine seasons for the Memphis Grizzlies.
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Hammons has been a major artist since early in his career, but recently, as his work has become more desirable while remaining stubbornly hard to see, he has become less of a celebrity artist and more a part of New York folklore, of which Tribes is a missing piece.
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Image: Austrian Academy of SciencesThe surprising discovery of a fragment inscribed with an old German poem, in which a female virgin argues with her genitals about who is more desirable to men, pushes the origin of the poem back 200 years, changing our conceptions of sexuality in the Middle Ages.
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And, for now at least, with rulers that have strongly authoritarian instincts running most Arab countries, Israel, Turkey, China, Russia and the U.S., and with conflict and humanitarian catastrophe blighting Gaza, Libya, Syria and Yemen, stability may appear more desirable to most people than further risky protest and armed struggle.
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But the reality is that, for many partners, high-quality American equipment and a good relationship with Washington are more desirable than what Beijing or Moscow can offer (not to mention that integrating Russian or Chinese weapons systems would be an operational and logistical nightmare for militaries that primarily buy American).
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Scores of researchers joined the hunt for measurable benefits of choosing an attractive mate: both direct benefits, like better parenting or more desirable territory, and indirect benefits, namely some evidence that more alluring males really did have "good genes" underlying various desirable qualities, like disease resistance or higher-than-average intelligence.
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A study by nonprofit group Oceana, conducted between 2010 and 2012, reveals less than 1% of US imported fish is inspected for fraud and 44% of all fish sold in the restaurants and grocery stores in the study (674 outlets on a national scale) were mislabeled as more desirable or expensive fish.
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And those industries have to consider people who need air, food and places to live as more desirable workers than tireless solar-powered robots specifically designed for vacuum and microgravity—unless people to want to do the work so much that they will pay for the privilege, or contrive to receive subsidies.
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Today, students submit their preferences and are assigned to hospitals based on an algorithm that ensures no student can change their stated preferences and be sent to a more desirable hospital that would also be happy to take them, and no hospital can go outside the system and nab a better employee.
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Tax reform that sets a competitive corporate tax rate and provides a modern international tax system would level the playing field for American companies to compete in foreign markets, bring additional earnings home, and bolster economic growth by making the United States a more desirable place for companies to invest and employ workers.
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I spent the next 15 years in an endless cycle of harmful behavior, from joining Weight Watchers at the age of 12, to developing anorexia then bulimia then anorexia again, all in an effort to become smaller, to become more desirable, to become better-liked, accepted, recognized, TO BE WORTH MORE BECAUSE I'D BE SMALLER.
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At Orley, Matthew, Alex and Samantha Orley presented quietly assured knitwear made more youthful by being shown over teen-boy short pants and the more desirable through the clever styling of Jason Rider, a fashion editor at T: The New York Times Style Magazine (the half tucks on the shirts were as tricky as origami).
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Bjorn Hanson, clinical professor of hospitality and tourism at the Tisch Center at New York University, says travelers want to pack more activities into a 24-hour period, adding: "Activities that have the drama of after-hours lighting or ambience can be more desirable than the same types of programming offered during the day."
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They're worse because Europe has had sub-replacement fertility for much longer than the United States (a trend worsened, there as here, by the Great Recession), which drags on economic growth, increases fiscal burdens, heightens social anomie and makes mass immigration seem more culturally threatening to natives even as it seems more desirable to technocrats.
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So if you're convinced that your best option to save the Supreme Court, to deal with climate change, to deal with gun violence, is by embracing a guy who's just going to buy his way to victory on that stuff, well, buying your way to victory might be a more desirable proposition than losing.
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So if you're convinced that your best option to save the Supreme Court, to deal with climate change, to deal with gun violence, is by embracing a guy who's just going to buy his way to victory on that stuff, well, buying your way to victory might be a more desirable proposition than losing.
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Conroy-Beam added that, while the study didn't look at couples long enough to conclude that imbalanced relationships were bound for doom, he expects that most of the pairings would begin to see rifts once the more desirable person's status allowed them to meet more people at their calibre—or if the other person's desirability dropped too low.
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"Not only does the Sián deliver a formidable hyper-car design and engineering tour de force today, it augments the potential for Lamborghini as a super sports car brand for tomorrow and for decades to come, even as hybridization becomes more desirable and inevitably essential," Automobili Lamborghini Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Stefano Domenicali said in a prepared statement.
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"There are people that don't want to use the word black because they think it's an insult, and there is still that idea that we need to 'better the race,'" Dr. Abadía-Rexach said, referring to mejorar la raza, a popular saying in Latin American countries that suggests light skin is more desirable than dark skin.
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Just 22025,227 Mirais have been sold, compared to around 4 million units of the Prius, Toyota's blockbuster hybrid that ushered in the age of the EV. Uchiyamada, who is known as the "father of the Prius", says Toyota isn't anti-EV and is investing heavily in technologies such all solid-state lithium-ion batteries to make them more desirable.
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Blair Brandt, co-founder and CEO of Next Step Realty, a New York-based firm that caters to millennials and recent college grads, says the young people he works with aren't interested in living in spaces with no room for recreation, even if doing so might mean saving money on rent or living in a more desirable part of town.
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If you are a person who is currently renting and has no particular plans or desire to move, Sanders is giving you considerable insurance against the possibility of rent increases in your neighborhood — and if the neighborhood does become considerably more desirable and expensive over the next 270 years, you'll end up inhabiting an apartment for considerably less than the prevailing market rent.
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"We want to make sure that as many customers as possible have access to the cloud," said Nicola Hodson, general manager of marketing and operations for Microsoft UK. Local storage of data has grown more desirable as U.S. technology companies have become dominant and after former U.S. National Security Administration contractor Edward Snowden disclosed mass government surveillance, stoking public concern over data privacy, security and national sovereignty.
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He concluded as early as 1970 in the journal The Review of Economic Studies and in subsequent studies with Peter Diamond, an economist and fellow Nobel laureate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, that "the income tax is a much less effective tool for reducing inequalities than has often been thought" and that an "approximately linear" — or flattened — tax schedule would be more desirable.
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And for any prosecutor eager to push the envelope, they are unlikely to ever find a more desirable test subject: Assange is a foreigner; he does not enjoy the same level of public support and reverence he once did; there are unsettled, albeit widely disregarded, accusations of sexual misconduct against him; and the opinions of many potential jurors are likely to be colored by pre-conceived notions of his potentially non-existent relationship with Moscow.
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Read more: Bugatti's new $18.7 million hypercar was purchased by an anonymous buyer, making it the most expensive new car ever sold"Not only does the Sián deliver a formidable hyper-car design and engineering tour de force today, it augments the potential for Lamborghini as a super sports car brand for tomorrow and for decades to come, even as hybridization becomes more desirable and inevitably essential," Automobili Lamborghini Chairman and CEO Stefano Domenicali said in a prepared statement.
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Photograph by Amy Lombard for The New Yorker If Au Cheval in New York did not serve burgers—perfectly decent specimens, though not particularly distinguishable in what is surely one of the burger capitals of the world—perhaps the wait time for a walk-in table around seven-thirty on a recent Thursday evening would not have been a jaw-dropping three and a half hours, and a reservation more desirable than 10:45 P.M. would be easier to come by.
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