Tinder secretly scores the "desirability" of every user, and it seemingly uses that score to match up people of similar "desirability," according to a report in Fast Company.
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"As long as the high heel is linked to desirability, and desirability is linked to female success, then, yes, high heels will stand in the way of equality," Semmelhack said.
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Customers want desirability even if its autonomous or a drone.
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Social desirability bias suggests motivation — people have reasons to misstate reality.
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We live in society that values women for their sexual desirability.
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Women have been raised to prioritize our desirability over our own desires.
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Desirability played a significant role in San Francisco's jump to No. 7.
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A postgraduate education makes men more desirable, while reducing desirability for women.
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Social desirability bias might well be helping Mr. Trump in online polls.
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This doesn't necessarily mean that the social desirability bias theory is wrong.
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This doesn't mean there isn't a social desirability bias against Mr. Trump.
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"We make no judgment about the desirability of SAI," the report states.
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Women, when they appear, are categorized by their sexual availability and desirability.
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In different ways, love is a status symbol, a badge of desirability.
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It's all about creating more desirability and giving customers confidence in their choice.
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In both pieces, readers come across questions of desirability, paucity and self-expression.
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This type of social desirability bias does seem eminently possible in this election.
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One reason may be that opinion polls suffer from the " social desirability" bias.
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Of course, adornments also add resplendence, desirability, and opulence to a woman's appearance.
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There's social desirability bias — people give the answer they think researchers want to hear.
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Male desirability starts low, rises until about 50, then tails off gently (see chart).
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She had all the mythic attributes of desirability: she was beautiful, vivid, self-contained.
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I keep a list of such stocks after doing various analyses to determine desirability.
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The researchers also tested correlations between other metrics of desirability, such as education level.
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Desirability bias is a big concern when it comes to surveys like these too.
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The desirability of intensive parenting has grown for everyone, but especially for white women.
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Desirability in general, however, was in short supply—which made black pepper a must.
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The testimony to his own desirability comes via Hardwick's versified letters or telephone talk: . . .
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More people will be hitting this cap, that's going to impact the desirability of housing.
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Valuable ones are often incinerated or ground up to preserve a brand's aura of desirability.
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The analysis shows that female desirability starts high at 18, then drops sharply with age.
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There's no denying that Tinder users are analyzing each other on the basis of desirability.
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Take away commuting convenience and the desirability to live or work there goes down exponentially.
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Internet polls may largely avoid this "social desirability bias," but they also have their drawbacks.
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His top picks, in order of desirability: Amazon, Google parent Alphabet, Priceline, Netflix, and Facebook.
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An app rating your desirability affects who you see and, more importantly, who sees you.
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But it's not clear that it's a social desirability effect, or that it's more accurate.
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Other trends emerged: A woman's average desirability begins to drop from the time she's 18.
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A big part of representing fat women on TV involves busting myths about their desirability.
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"All of these things have helped Majorca's desirability and underpin its ultimate value," he said.
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Other shareholders "agree with us as to the desirability of the merger," the company said.
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Heuritech: anticipating brand and product desirability through the eyes of millions of fashion influencers and consumers
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"Across the board, we're told that our worth is linked with our desirability," Vaid-Menon says.
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Then, the sun blazes into your sign on the 22nd, amping up your desirability even more.
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"Despite expensive housing, the city has the highest desirability and job market scores among all cities."
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"It's very complicated," apparently Fast Company doesn't have many details on how the desirability rating works.
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That difference between the current and anticipated tax rate affects the desirability of tax-exempt investments.
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The online pollster Morning Consult conducted a study indicating that social desirability bias drove his edge.
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During that period, issues such as safety, efficacy and desirability, among others, would be worked out.
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Having influencers eat the food in social media feeds "amplifies the value and desirability," said Rutledge.
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He has also instituted new engineering standards to raise the quality and desirability of future vehicles.
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This is exactly the wrong time to be talking about the desirability of bigger budget deficits.
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It's used by federal regulatory agencies to determine the desirability of individual regulations targeting global warming.
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Dyer recounts that he repeatedly made comments on her sexual desirability, her body, and her clothing.
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"It's part of a general increase in desirability of a simpler, more sustainable lifestyle," he said.
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Collecting fine art is as much about beauty and desirability as it about the investment value.
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And when the garment is too beautiful for its desirability to be denied: who actually buys it?
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Makeup and cosmetics are selling us a dream of beauty and desirability, while making our systems toxic.
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Furthermore, a woman's perceived desirability drops if she attains a postgraduate degree, even when controlling for age.
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From Cambodia to the Philippines, I've heard artists reference the quality and desirability of the Lab's program.
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It was a glorious moment, and for many years Apple products stood solidly atop the desirability throne.
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Legal services is a lucrative and growing field expected to increase in desirability in the coming years.
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In other words, it was not enough merely to agree on the abstract desirability of more trade.
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The turmoil is already damaging Hong Kong's institutions, its international reputation and its desirability as a home.
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" The later company chief Carlos Ghosn praised its "European styling, American muscle, Japanese quality and global desirability.
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She uses data to process and update information regarding usability, accessibility and desirability of a given product.
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You just have to bask in your own desirability as an image winningly reflected back at yourself.
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In appearances on The Howard Stern Show, he frequently rated women based on their looks and desirability.
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Similarly, James's armchair assessments of the relative desirability of various female actors should have been nixed, excised, prevented.
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Bruch measured "desirability" by looking at how many messages a user received and how popular the senders were.
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A tan, toned woman adorned its box appearing mid orgasm, her ample rack glistening with cis hetero desirability.
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Among other things, the focus on the conventional desirability of predators and their victims downplays assaults by women.
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"It is appropriate that the leading groups go back to building consumer desirability for the category," he continued.
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Now it is about establishing some foundational pieces and a new desirability to lines, starting with this collection.
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For the boys, the U.K. was a brand name whose desirability transcended any relationship between value and cost.
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For those people, the desirability of the polling evidence was decoupled from its value in confirming their beliefs.
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He said the brand has boosted its desirability around the world with new products and impressive marketing campaigns.
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"The desirability of exchange-rate stability is widely shared by the Japanese industry," he said at a seminar.
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Virtually every facet of Apple's reputation for innovation, quality, and desirability has been tarnished in one way or another.
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His review did not consider the proportionality or desirability of the bulk powers — leaving that for parliament to judge.
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The cool girl is no longer merely a character in a book — she is the acme of female desirability.
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From every angle, the pop culture we consume solidifies the cool girl ideal as the zenith of feminine desirability.
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"Desirability is a factor, rarity can play a factor, and condition is the biggest factor of all," he said.
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Analysts say Gobbetti's main tasks will include giving more coherence to Burberry's fashion identity and boosting the brand's desirability.
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Lagging income growth raises questions about the fairness and, in some quarters, even the desirability of our capitalist system.
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Abusive relationships of any kind, whether personal or professional, can make you question your desirability for a long time.
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I got two Original Boxes delivered, and I was impressed by the quality and desirability of the stuff included.
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He liked to brag about his sexual prowess and his desirability as a date, no matter who was around.
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Australia's "cultural capital" scores well for desirability and is regularly ranked as one of the world's most liveable cities.
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So here, in ascending order of desirability in Berlin, is what France's four main presidential candidates would mean for Germany.
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" It also quotes Demarta summing up the learnings: "The desirability of a brand may be stronger than the targeting capabilities.
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Tinder calls its desirability ratings an "Elo score," after the Elo rating system that Chess players use to rank skill.
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Milo accounted for 14 of all 46 disinvitations by students in 2016, reflecting simultaneously his desirability and undesirability among students.
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"I don't know that this further undermines the desirability of making a cooperation or plea agreement with Cohen," Zeldin said.
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If Democrats make small business their sticking point in tax conversation, they could expand their desirability to a new base.
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But the desirability of these alternatives must be understood in terms of the trade-offs among their benefits and costs.
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Ads for meat emphasize masculinity and sex appeal, they wrote, which strengthens the links between meat, social status, and desirability.
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"The desirability of labor peace is no less important in the public sector," wrote Justice Potter Stewart for the majority.
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With the results in hand, it is time for us to re-examine the efficacy and desirability of genetic engineering.
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That's just one takeaway from a new study about the desirability of men and women who use online dating apps.
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Researchers determined that while men's sexual desirability peaks at age 50, women's starts high at 18 — and falls from there.
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As for Lava Jato, politicians on all sides are under scrutiny, so most agree on the desirability of reining it in.
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The ability of girls to love meaningfully, at least in the eyes of global society, hinges on their desirability to men.
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Famous people are personae, packaged and sold to you according to whatever standards of desirability are most profitable at that moment.
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The best places to live 2019 ranking looked at five metrics: job market, value, quality of life, desirability, and net migration.
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As one analysis of the data concluded, "Statistically speaking, a woman's desirability peaks at the age of 21," according to men.
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The researchers determined that while men's sexual desirability peaks at age 50, women's starts high at 18 and falls from there.
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"It [Fleabag] was really about a woman who felt she was really valued primarily by her sexual desirability," said Waller-Bridge.
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I will refrain from bringing up the desirability of a simple, single-payer plan, which every conservative in the country loathes.
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"We heard a good case from law enforcement and others about the desirability of having such a scheme," said their report.
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President Trump sometimes blusters about the desirability of shutting down the government, but doing so would cause great peril for Republicans.
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Masculinity is closely tied to one's virility and interest in sexual gratification, while femininity is linked with one's sexual desirability or sexiness.
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But the effect would likely be to strengthen the yuan against the dollar, weakening the relative desirability of its exports, analysts said.
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The firm added that the pharmaceutical company's current valuation and the desirability of DMD treatments make Sarepta an attractive target for acquisition.
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You should also avoid the assumption that their change in libido is your fault, or has anything to do with your desirability.
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The app, which shamelessly ranks its users' desirability, can even, at its worst, go so far as to be blatantly disability-shaming.
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"The desirability of any free range system depends crucially on predator protection and the indoor housing facilities provided," Norwood and Lusk conclude.
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The going price for trips being sold can vary depending on a trip's desirability, but an average price might be around $200.
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Perhaps the only thing the opposition and the government have agreed on this year is the desirability of Vatican mediation in Venezuela.
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For the millions who still live in former colonies, such as Puerto Rico, the question of colonialism's continuing desirability is not academic.
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"If chocolate is a common binge food, instead of going cold-turkey, enjoy this food daily to reduce its desirability," Soutter recommended.
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Student loan debt pales in comparison: Only about 12 percent of respondents said that would be a critical part of someone's desirability.
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Part of Lewis's practice is to help people socially and romantically connect with one another to combat the fraught politics of desirability.
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Mastectomies for breast cancer eliminate nipple sensation and can lead to body image issues that affect one's desire and sense of desirability.
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According to a desirability survey conducted by eharmony, 70% of people are looking for a serious relationship rather than a casual one.
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The desirability of literate women who could educate the young princes is evident even in seductive images that include an open book nearby.
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This is all complicated by the way mainstream representations of whiteness and masculinity intertwine to marginalize the desirability of queer men of color.
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Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana is famous for refusing to prosecute counterfeiters, because they think counterfeits ultimately increase the desirability of the brand.
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What does matter is that the industry rewards some performers for a construct of desirability that, magically, only white women can benefit from.
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On five separate occasions since replacing David Cameron as prime minister a year ago, May ruled out the desirability of calling early elections.
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"This is good, because it means they understand the desirability of having surfing in the Olympics," said International Surfing Association president Fernando Aguerre.
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But Republicans disagree both about the desirability of conservative versus moderate policies and about the need for an outsider or an establishment leader.
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"It's our job to create desirability and to convince a customer to spend hefty sums for yet another coat or bag," she said.
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She had horizontal creases encircling her neck—Venus rings, I learned they were called—and a delightful unibrow, both of which connoted desirability.
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The report analyzed the 125 most populous US metro areas based on the quality of life, job market, value for money, and desirability.
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Not so for women, whose desirability peaks with an undergraduate degree but takes a hit with postgraduate education -- even when correcting for age.
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She talked about the limitless power and possibility of girls and women, people whom Trump has judged based mostly on their sexual desirability.
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Kafka had a reflexive instinct for what Philip Larkin termed the "importance of elsewhere": Remoteness and otherness were for him conditions of desirability.
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Under Ms. Buchaca's direction, many of the shifts in dynamic compel, although an unthinking equation of sexual desirability and power needs more scrutiny.
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Bannon occasionally talked about the genetic superiority of some people and once mused about the desirability of limiting the vote to property owners.
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It's a testament to Lovelace's perceived desirability that absolutely no one seems to feel she will hold up her end of this bargain.
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The first was the 2008 global financial crisis, which caused China's leaders to question the desirability of following the model of western economies.
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This way, we could see whether a reluctance to revise political beliefs was a result of confirmation bias or desirability bias (or both).
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It's a league above cars like the Toyota Rav24.6, Honda CR-V and Nissan Rogue in terms of desirability, interior quality and driving experience.
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This tension stems from a fundamental disagreement between Democrats and Netanyahu over policy — particularly his deep skepticism about the desirability of a Palestinian state.
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Firms selling goods and services need to tell consumers about the availability and desirability of their wares, and spend on advertising to do so.
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For immigrants of color the world over, desirability is too often judged by high achievement, by doing or going above and beyond the ordinary.
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With no one admitted to the class of 2020, Stanford is assured that no other school can match its desirability in the near future.
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This will result in a critical, picky energy; we'll find ourselves questioning our desirability, and will likely hear a no answer to our longings.
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THE BLING As a former sales manager and supervisor, Ms. Perez has said unabashedly that she wants to "increase the desirability" of high jewelry.
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A number of experiments suggest that many people feel social pressure to conform to "social desirability" expectations and to mask their opposition to immigration.
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Those of us who see immigration as an economic necessity, as well as a cultural good, question the practicality and desirability of this goal.
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You appeared with Tina Fey in a recent, popular sketch on "Inside Amy Schumer," about women aging out of Hollywood's narrow boundaries for desirability.
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But it would also delay Britain's effective exit, annoying voters who have not shifted their positions, opinion polls indicate, on the desirability of Brexit.
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According to a desirability survey conducted by eharmony, 70 percent of people are looking for a serious relationship as opposed to a casual one.
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The home has high ceilings and recently renovated floors, but being in walking distance from the BART is what truly raises this home's desirability.
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Second, even if the economy does start growing faster, future Trump administration appointees could change their tune on the desirability of higher interest rates.
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The house was foreclosed on and sold at auction for a rather high price because of the desirability of the neighborhood and the lot.
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"Monetary policy space could be more limited in some jurisdictions, increasing the desirability that fiscal policy supplement it if a downturn materializes," he said.
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Whereas previously, I'd only ever viewed men through a lens of sexual availability, desirability, and no real interest in the rest of their being.
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The magazine also polled approximately 2,500 people across the country to find out in what metro areas they would most likely live, to determine desirability.
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A study published last year in Science Advances found that, on straight dating apps, men's desirability peaks at age 50, while women's peaks at 18.
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While age seems to be less important in relation to a man's desirability, a woman is considered less desirable immediately as she ages past 18.
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" In other words, people are tired of sifting through hundreds of profiles, judging people's desirability based on a few pictures: "It's left them feeling empty.
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This is Wikipedia's definition of the Bradley effect: The Bradley effect posits that the inaccurate polls were skewed by the phenomenon of social desirability bias.
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Still, nearly 40% of the more than 28,000 people infected in the current outbreak have died, further emphasizing the desirability of effective treatments, Goodman said.
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According to Tinder, back in the day the algorithm attempted to show potential matches based — at least in part — on some kind of desirability score.
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However, he "arbitrarily ruled out the relative desirability or utility of commodities," says Mr Stedman Jones, which would strike most people as the obvious explanation.
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In ways that will reassure Catholic conservatives the document reaffirms the sanctity of heterosexual marriage, and the desirability of children having a mother and father.
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Roughly 5003 percent of its wind-swept dunes, wetlands and forests are preserved and protected — a factor that limits real estate inventory while driving desirability.
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Cooperative Ventures These considerations prompt broader questions about the desirability of creating separate APCDs for each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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It rarely, if ever, found itself mentioned in the same vicinity as monetary success and never in terms of what estate agents would call "desirability".
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Pensacola received high marks for desirability and net migration, meaning more and more people are interested in moving to this beautiful part of the country.
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" The goal is to "reduce social desirability effects and lead to more accurate responses, especially for respondents who are unusually disinclined to admit bias openly.
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With statistics like these, it may be easier to understand why there is more of a need to use conspicuous consumption pictures to demonstrate desirability.
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Speaking of blowhards: A 2017 study of heterosexual behavior on dating apps found that advanced degrees are correlated with a decrease in desirability for women.
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Some of that defining has been done by Hollywood, which until very recently refused to recognize the inherent desirability, and manhood, of Asian-American men.
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There appears to be, as is often the case with Trump administration trade matters, some internal disagreement on the ultimate desirability of tariffs on Mexican imports.
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Competitors such as Germany's Volkswagen also loom large in the Toyota rear view mirror, ensuring the pressure is on to align cost with quality and desirability.
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By exposing participants in the study to both healthy and "indulgent" foods, researchers were able to evaluate the impact that photos have on the food's desirability.
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The company's propaganda evinces total confidence in the perfectibility of its software, and the desirability of black box design that shuts out the human operator entirely.
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Fashion insiders have long said that clothes hang and drape better on tall, androgynous women, while Western cultures often associate thinness with wealth, youth and desirability.
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Other industries, like construction, photography, and advertising, are seeing similar patterns of growth and will likely lead to a rise in desirability in associated college majors.
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The continuing desirability of new art bought directly from galleries was emphasized on Wednesday in an Art Market Confidence survey published by the London analysts ArtTactic.
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The significance Russian efforts to get intelligence from Page show the sensitivity of his energy-consulting work in Russia and his desirability to Russian intelligence operatives.
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New York officials have said that in lieu of offering financial incentives, they plan to leverage the city's desirability in a push to appeal to Amazon.
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If America tends to buff everyone to a shine, shows like "Bordertown" (Finland) and "Braquo" (France) showcase imperfection, and the spectrum of desirability is much wider.
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Its desirability ranking dropped from 213 to 221 out of a perfect 24.4, according to employees who use the Glassdoor site to evaluate their employers anonymously.
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In fact, some of these crabs may have had a warm welcome in mind; female ghost crabs initially judge a male's desirability by his burrow's entrance.
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Then over the course of the 1990s, the level of violent crime in New York City plummeted, which drastically increased the overall desirability of city living.
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There are tiny books for personal devotion that suggest withdrawal into a private world, enhanced by their desirability as objects which the owner/holder now masters.
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The unfaithful husband insults both the feminist thinker's autonomy and the pop star's desirability; throughout the album, Beyoncé merges both roles, united against a common enemy.
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Not only do U.S. residents say they'd like to live in Austin through our annual desirability surveys, but many appear to be acting on it as well.
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But as part of the luxury fashion industry, Kering knows that secrecy and exclusivity are core principles that allow their brands to build cultural cache and desirability.
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Fashion industry insiders have long said that clothes hang and drape better on tall, androgynous women, while western cultures often associate thinness with wealth, youth and desirability.
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This particular subplot gently acknowledges racism and the way it impacts our lives at work; the power of Black female friendships; and assumptions about Black women's desirability.
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On the list of dream professions, 'travel agent to the rich and famous' probably falls somewhere between 'fashion muse' and 'ice cream taster' in terms of desirability.
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"We wanted to put a lot of design into the product because we wanted to create desirability," says Fraser Stirling, senior vice president of devices for Comcast.
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The tightly curated catalog featured 0003 lots, each chosen for its desirability and origin in categories such as fine art, ancient ceramics, jewelry, watches and rare wines.
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To shrink the pool, counter-narratives are needed and a generation of young people must be educated on the inevitability and desirability of diversity in American society.
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After World War II, then, the French emphasized the desirability of a planned economy and came to detest laissez-faire liberalism (or as they termed it, "ultraliberalism").
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To indulge in speculation for a moment, there are several possible reasons behind its desirability, not least the factors of mystery, rarity, and quality associated with Wautier.
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Late tonight, at 2:32 AM, the Moon challenges Venus, retrograde in Aries, at 2:32 AM, encouraging us to reflect on issues concerning worth and desirability.
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It's much more difficult to recover from it, but finally, people are discovering what they should have known all along: the desirability of living in the Bronx.
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The shortage is evidence of unexpectedly high demand, driven not only by novelty, experts say, but also by the desirability of government-regulated cannabis — it's contaminant-free.
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ITF discusses the possibility of banning private vehicles in the city one or two days a week at first, just to demonstrate the desirability of the alternative.
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Issues once assumed to be settled — the desirability of racial tolerance, a general preference for democratic processes — now appear, suddenly and ominously, to be up for debate.
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Dystopian sci-fi tales like Gattaca have also warned of the horrifying dangers of organizing society based on the perceived "desirability" (or "undesirability") of peoples' genetic code.
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"If it's an indication of the brand's desirability, it really confirms what everybody knows, which is that we are the most desirable brand in the world," Blondiaux said.
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Petrobras, as the firm is known, had already conducted significant exploratory work in the zone, making it a relatively low-risk asset and boosting its desirability to bidders.
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But there is only up to a 21 percent chance that the woman a man messages will write back, and that number drops as the desirability gap widens.
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From desirability politics — how racism, misogyny, fatphobia, ableism, and more impact how we think about sex, attraction, humanity, and certain people's prescribed roles — to masturbation and sex toys.
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Koomah believes that these "surgeries are inherently sexist," explaining that physicians often consider the future sexual desirability of one's genitalia when deciding whether or not to perform surgery.
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Basing American troops in Poland permanently The Senate bill commissions an unclassified study on the feasibility and desirability of permanently stationing an Army brigade combat team in Poland.
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They then categorized the data into five indexes for each city — job market, value, quality of life, desirability, and net migration — to definitively rank these major metro areas.
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Under the new model, DoorDash assigns a minimum it will pay for each order based on factors like time, distance, and desirability instead of a flat $1 fee.
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Is it wishful thinking to hope that Gen Z rom-com leads take up the banner of Peter Kavinsky and earn their desirability by always being nice to girls?
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Indeed, one of the results of the Netanyahu-Trump meeting in Washington was to call into question the whole premise of the feasibility and desirability of such an outcome.
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But still, her relative safety renders her tone flippant, insouciant: However implicitly, she understands that her desirability, potent though it may be, benefits from the protection of social favor.
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Thus, queer men's readings get projected onto these women performers who become complicated stand-ins for their own feelings of disenfranchisement, particularly in terms of mainstream visibility and desirability.
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But before Bollinger Motors gets the B1 certified and finds a production partner, it will start testing out the desirability of the truck by taking reservations on its website.
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Defending their supposed dadbods is merely promoting mainstream standards of desirability under the guise of subversiveness, repackaging thirst for the same conventionally hot bodies with a supposedly new twist.
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A combination of factors has put a question mark over the oil sector's desirability as an investment, chiefly environmental considerations and ambitions for a world powered by electric vehicles.
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I accept the need for the court to encourage settlements in this area but the desirability of doing so does not permit the court to become a rubber stamp.
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Fifty percent said they expect to spend more on luxury items in 2019, with 47 percent in particular looking to buy from more expensive brands: the desirability factor again.
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"He liked to brag about his sexual prowess and his desirability as a date, no matter who was around," write Barbaro and Twohey, presenting this as a bad thing.
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And the desirability of the badge, coupled with the lack of transparency about how to get verification, led to an Instagram verification badge black market, and much Influencer frustration.
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Then there are bearding PROmances, where one or more celebrity in the pairing is concealing their sexuality in order to maintain desirability within the industry and to the public.
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Meanwhile, the entire world seems to have rallied together to place Black women at the bottom of the totem pole in terms of desirability and eligibility as romantic partners.
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The result once again underlined the growing desirability of the technically brilliant, but aesthetically austere, Song ceramics with Chinese collectors, who have traditionally preferred more decorative 18th-century porcelain.
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In order to account for the possibility that parents might want to show themselves in the best light, we took a measure of "social desirability bias" from each parent.
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We move where we can afford to live and slowly increase its desirability until we and the historic residents of the area can no longer afford to live there.
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This could lead to "significant shifts" in how people think about the desirability of certain areas, potentially driving down prices in the densest parts of the most expensive markets.
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This construction project will "totally redo the entire seafront and beaches of Monaco" in the next two years, which could increase the area's desirability and prices, according to Locchi.
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Camila Cabello flaunted her desirability in "OMG" and, in the concert's only nod to Latin culture, hinted at salsa and homesickness in "Havana"; Ms. Cabello was born in Cuba.
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Sexual desire and desirability are understood quite differently today, and it's also interesting to think of how they relate to social expectations associated with being a "real" man or woman.
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When Jerry Love confides that he'd like to add a "Chinese hoe" to his "herd" (*rolls eyes* pimps are so corny) this, too, is loaded with the politics of desirability.
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"Often there is a 'self-fulfilling prophecy'—the positive treatment that attractive children receive makes them more confident, friendly, and secure which perpetuates their popularity and social desirability," Carr explained.
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Pitting Kim against other women who are nothing but "hoes" to him furthers the idea that women are only as valuable as they are desirable, and limits desirability to sex.
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While not explicit, the relative desirability of the lounge can be understood through some combination of the brands on offer, the price of the "gifts," and the celebrities that attend.
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And while it's common for women on TV to face more scrutiny about their appearance, commenting on their sexual desirability to their co-workers is still way out of bounds.
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This was one manifestation of powerful and contentious culture wars over the desirability and even possibility of returning to some halcyon past -- one that, like today, was in part imagined.
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But to the 30-plus years of art it has inspired, they're adding work that is politically complicated, referential without being nostalgic and absolutely unambiguous about the desirability of difference.
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He will likely balance two factors: first, the desirability of the nominee as a justice, and second, the way that the confirmation politics will play out around a specific nominee.
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It is most troubling that Trump agreed to suspend all joint military exercises between the U.S. and South Korea and mentioned the desirability of removing U.S. troops from the peninsula.
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We try the wines, compare them to others that we have consumed, determine whether they appeal to our taste and then finally place them on a mental map of desirability.
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The Crown is about monarchy itself—the toll of it, the grandeur, the absurdity, and, as the show presents it, the desirability of an institution that can seem painfully archaic.
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A related idea is the notion that there may be "shy Trump voters" who secretly support him but are reluctant to tell that to pollsters because of social desirability bias.
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On the other extreme, you can envision a live-interview poll with a highly favorable turnout for Mr. Jones that might underrepresent Mr. Moore's support because of social desirability bias.
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For Black women, the political economy of hair has been fraught with internalized conflict over issues of acceptance and desirability, much like the external pressures Abbey Lincoln faced in Hollywood.
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And then there's the study about online dating from last summer that claimed men's sexual desirability peaks at age 50 while women's is highest at 18 (and falls from there).
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And when kids learn about sex from porn and popular culture, there's greater risk that young women will derive their value from their sexual desirability and attention from the opposite sex.
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Even before this Trump-era widening of disagreement about the desirability of a larger and more activist government, this was a bigger gender gap than was registered for abortion-related questions.
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I have worn, own, or have owned watches made by all the vast majority of the manufacturers chosen below, and consider them the perfect mix of value, style, ability, and desirability.
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Studies attempting to minimize social desirability bias in responses to such questions have produced decidedly mixed results, with some detecting substantial prejudice against female candidates and others indicating little or none.
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"Gun control laws are subject to a great deal of debate, but there shouldn't be any disagreement about the desirability of pilots carrying guns in the cockpit," he wrote last year.
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LONDON — The three big things influencing a property's desirability may indeed be "location, location, location," but there is at least one other factor that can add extra allure: an engaging story.
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To promote Addiction, I ghostwrote an opinion piece for the C.E.O., published on a highly trafficked tech blog, that described the desirability of having people constantly returning to the same apps.
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It was at this point that I began conversations with my former colleagues about the desirability of supporters of the law putting forward a carefully drawn bill embodying these two amendments.
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A timeline of Donald Trump and Russia could arguably go all the way back to his late-'80s musings on the desirability of a US-Soviet alliance against France and Pakistan.
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And since the explosive rise of the sneaker in the 80s and 90s, the shoe has arguably become the male equivalent of the high heel in terms of status, price, and desirability.
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There was a time when psychologists feared that "social desirability bias" — people unwilling to admit they're prejudiced, for fear of being shamed — would prevent people from answering such questions about prejudice truthfully.
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To me the obvious explanation is that as a culture, we aren't ready to do the work of recognizing the genius of Black women outside of the parameters of respectability and desirability.
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It's only natural that something so tied up in our desirability should be treated carefully, lest someone gets their self-esteem bruised in ways that affect their comfort and chemistry with you.
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So it was quite easy to imagine her the product of an unsatisfied mother who unduly stressed the desirability of professional careers that could save bright girls from marriages to dull men.
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Isn't it quite obvious, however, that these also reflect a purely cultural idea of women's beauty, sensuality and desirability created by masculine desire and the fashion conglomerates that dictate what to wear?
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Still, in the hierarchy of overseas destinations for Filipinos, I was told, Israel ranks somewhere below the United States, Europe and Australia, but far above Asia and the Middle East in desirability.
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A widely shared study from 2018 found that, in the online dating world, women reach their peak desirability around age 18 while men reach that same peak around age 50 — which, yikes.
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I've tried to research what has already been written about this ridiculously popular item to figure out what I'm missing, but even stories that address its desirability don't really explain the why.
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Additional contractual rights and reduced restrictions may significantly improve the desirability of common stock and perhaps place the holder in a better position than it would have been as a preferred stockholder.
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This doesn't mean that you'll get a match, but it does mean that a person who has a higher "desirability" score will be provided with the very basic information that you exist.
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"The vote to leave the [European Union] has had short-term impacts on the pound, but it has not had a long-term impact on the desirability of the U.K. market," he said.
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Unless we are unwilling to tolerate germline editing under any circumstances, there is no rational ground to deny the desirability of removing these genes from the human population, and to do so now.
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To determine which college majors are expected to grow in desirability throughout the next decade, we looked at industries on the rise and the majors that best prepare people for that career path.
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In a place so diverse, these spaces exist to realize endlessly differing notions of desirability, and in my work I try to chart what those look like, and how they influence each other.
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In a 2010 paper, "The Influence of Social Desirability Pressures on Expressed Immigration Attitudes," Janus described a survey experiment designed to elicit anti-immigrant views without forcing participants to explicitly state their opinions.
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And if I seem to like myself more and more, year over year, while the single male population has the opposite response, I'll make up in rebellion what I apparently lack in desirability.
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Its greatest value, though, is in prompting us to question the inevitability and desirability of the shifts of recent decades, and to think of ways to mitigate those changes that made things worse.
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"What's causing displacement here in Inglewood is corporate speculation and increased perceptions of desirability," said D'Artagnan Scorza, a community advocate with the group Uplift Inglewood and a member of the city's school board.
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A third ad, for the video game "Game of War," showed the American actress Kate Upton scantily dressed on a horse, making it seem as though sexual desirability were a prerequisite for leadership.
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"I do keep in mind that there are people that want to and need to hear that they are desirable, and desirability politics are very, very complex for a lot of people," she says.
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South Africa, the third-biggest exporter, has capacity constraints in its rail system and is also trying to balance the needs of its home market against the desirability of earning foreign exchange through exports.
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There, researchers found more of the animals: small, only about an inch across, with brilliant orange coloring, appealing wide-set eyes, and long slender legs, which may help explain their desirability as aquarium pets.
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Also scoring highly for desirability in the Best Places to Live ranking, Seattle isn't just bring people to the area for work, but also because they want it to be their next hometown. 24.
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The money and exposure football brings is having a competitive effect on men's basketball, in the form of coaching salaries, facilities, private jets, desirability in recruits' eyes and other factors both measurable and intangible.
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The explanation for the discrepancy, many observers came to suspect, was that white voters experienced social desirability bias and didn't want to admit a lean against the black candidate to pollsters over the phone.
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And, if one goes far enough back, the huge bellies and buttocks of the Paleolithic "Steatopygian Venus" figures that have been found across much of Europe suggest that fat can connote fertility and desirability.
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Decolonizing desire by Dalia Gabriel: Embedded within the constituent discourses of love – of desirability, emotional labour, support and commitment – are codes of social value assigned to certain bodies; of who is worthy of love's work.
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While the tariffs will affect a multitude of industries, Apple fans (and a certain white-haired CEO) have been concerned about what Trump's trade war would do to the price (and desirability) of Apple products.
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The very layout of the exhibition employs the logic of Orientalism: presenting an exotic, culturally barbaric East as an intentional and over-produced artificial contrast that affirms the inherent cleanliness and desirability of Western minimalism.
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CNBC takes a look at the latest international rankings from analyst QS Quacquarelli Symonds, revealing which cities offer the best experience for students, ranked by factors including affordability, desirability and the opinions of students themselves.
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His thinking is ingenious in how hard it works to justify itself, how it flatters Trump: Take first, then claim they let you; explain it all with an inflated notion of your desirability and celebrity.
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Timing on the state of the IPO market, on the state of the stock market, and on the desirability of the product you are offering, which is often dependent on how hot your sector is.
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The No. 1 thing that young folks often misunderstand is that they use money as a scoring system for the desirability of the job, which is understandable when you graduate with $200,000 in college loans.
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And we give them crowns and titles because symbols have weight and meaning, and because fairy tales and hallmark movies have trained us to believe that precious metal headgear and titles confer prestige and desirability.
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Navigating abuse could be tough for women in old Hollywood both because they were generally excluded from power positions in the industry and because their on-camera value was sometimes contingent on their perceived desirability.
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Asked about the desirability of keeping Kuka European, the company's chief marketing officer and supervisory board member Wilfried Eberhardt said his priority was to safeguard jobs and, in the best case, to create new ones.
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Viviane Sassen's "Kinee," (2011), an abstracted image of the beautiful Senegalese model, Kinee Diouf, in a field of sky blue, feels aspirational, showing how blue-blackness has ascertained a certain desirability in fashion and life.
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Home values would likely take a hit and influence the desirability of owning a home in higher-priced neighborhoods across the United States, said Eric Eckardt, chief executive of British brokerage Purplebricks Group Plc's U.S. unit.
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" Since the hearings began at the High Court on March 3, judge Mr. Justice MacDonald has repeatedly urged Madonna and Guy to resolve their dispute and spoke of a "desirability in the parties reaching a settlement.
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Without knowing anything else about them, including how they slept the night before, the online volunteers were asked to rate the interviewees on characteristics like loneliness and social desirability, as well as how active they looked.
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The lulus have drawn reference from sexualized figures like Betty Boop and Mae West, playing on the exaggerated femininity of their forms, bringing up conversations around desirability, body modifications, and depictions of women in popular culture.
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How could a publication so brazenly catering to the (hetero) male gaze, with its naked centerfolds of sexy women (representing a very narrow view of female desirability), honestly try to bill itself as liberating, not objectifying?
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It was simple: If you had one, you were part of the teenage sexual revolution — you were seductive, rich, a socialist — and if you didn't, you were a nobody — deservedly pushed off the cliff of desirability.
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Ms. Jones, the film colleague, said that in their years working together, Mr. Bannon occasionally talked about the genetic superiority of some people and once mused about the desirability of limiting the vote to property owners.
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Research has shown that respondents often give different answers based on how they relate to the gender, racial or religious identity of the people asking the questions, she said, an effect known as social desirability bias.
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"Streetwear managed to create desirability for the product, something that the bulk of the fashion industry has increasing challenges in doing," said Mr. Nitschke, who co-authored the report with Enrique Menendez, Hypebeast's senior features editor.
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"By showing the high jewelry, you create a very high image for your brand and you maintain desirability for the products that people can afford," said Luca Solca, a luxury goods analyst at Exane BNP Paribas.
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Leading roles are hard for women to get, even harder for women of color, and damn near impossible for women of color who are also plus-size and fall outside the narrow standard of desirability and attractiveness.
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It said it was inviting submissions by the end of May on the desirability and feasibility of wealth taxes on land and property over and above those charged currently by municipal authorities, or a national wealth tax.
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Many of the activities veer from the planned course of action (a discussion of "Desirability Politix & Healing," for example) and become an opportunity for attendees to speak into the microphone about their experiences with appearance-based maltreatment.
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Independently of the merits or demerits of the proposal, or of their fiscal and economic desirability, this particular provision has a significant impact on Puerto Rico and again brings to the fore its outstanding political status question.
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If, for example, the changing win rate is caused by exogenous changes such as new, more restrictive laws or procedures, the change itself would not be a cause for concern, although one might question its normative desirability.
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Dolphins are a tremendously hierarchical species, and the sponge gathering (as strange as it may sound) could be a way for males to reinforce their place within the social order, and thus, their suitability/desirability as potential mates.
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In the world of headphones — more so than something like smartphones where you can have upgrades without downsides — every little nudge in one positive direction tends to come with a corresponding retreat in some other area of desirability.
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That process once again highlighted the cycle through which terms that were originally created by marginalized subjects to expand categories of desirability quickly get co-opted to recenter the very standards that such words are meant to displace.
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While virginity no longer has the same desirability, or importance, in our culture as it once did – a recent study even found that most people wouldn't date a virgin—the same can't be said for the Catholic Church.
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It encourages people to value the quality of narratives over the desirability of outcomes; to indulge in unrealistic assessments of their own potential; and to set too little store by one of the greatest achievements of civilisation: predictability.
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Experts typically associate rates of food insecurity, which the USDA defines as reports of "reduced quality, variety or desirability of diet," and very low food security, which indicates reduced and disrupted food intake, as markers of economic inequality.
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"I have also asked Mr Woods for his views on the desirability and design of a transitional arrangement with the EU, to provide more time to negotiate and prepare for a new UK-EU economic relationship," Morgan said.
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Increasing your desirability as an employee is one good reason to check out the six online data science and coding courses from Udemy that are featured in the PCMag Shop (which is owned by Mashable's publisher, Ziff Davis).
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One has to hope that in finalizing its tax cut proposal, the Trump administration will be mindful of the desirability that it leaves itself with ample room for fiscal policy maneuverability to deal with the next economic recession.
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It recently struck us that confirmation bias is often conflated with "telling people what they want to hear," which is actually a distinct phenomenon known as desirability bias, or the tendency to credit information you want to believe.
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But the project is steeped in a kind of Catch-22 economy, with the capital expense offset by the money the city would gain in property taxes, which would increase in response to the desirability of the streetcar itself.
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Mock women's looks before running for president Trump cultivated an image for himself as a quintessential New York playboy and used the media to brag about his sexual exploits and desirability and to debate the worthiness of various women.
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This effect is called "social desirability bias": poll respondents and voters express what they believe to be the "correct" opinion that is either popular (voting for the perceived winner) or acceptable (backing same-sex marriage to avoid social backlash).
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Armand de Brignac Champagne once belonged in the domain of wine snobs, but when it became known as Ace of Spades, it became a true Giffen good: an ostentatious wealth-signaling mechanism where desirability — and demand — increases with price.
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His research areas include political tolerance, the role of threat and anxiety in political behavior, public reactions to terrorism, social desirability, the measurement of political and social attitudes, racism and racial politics, and the political behavior of African-Americans.
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What the researchers found was that people do have a type, but that "sometimes it reflects your personal desirability and sometimes it reflects where you live," according to Paul Eastwick, associate professor of psychology and the study's primary author.
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He's actually earning a smaller share of the vote in online surveys than in the live-interview polls — the exact opposite of what one might expect if he were being hurt by social desirability bias in live-interview polls.
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"Little by little, you'll see [Rimowa] kind of come out with new products in the travel sphere that are both true to our brand, and true to our promise of functional desirability," Arnault said at the Goldman Sachs event.
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At one time, they went out looking for publicity in hopes that Sarah's writing and their ideas would prompt people to reconsider both their assumptions about the Victorian era and the desirability of things like social media and phones.
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They would consider only standards that "don't change the utility, functionality and desirability of the product for adults," Craig Zucker, who runs a magnet company, said in an email to others on the committee deciding the proposed safety rules.
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In other words, these cis researchers, funders, and policymakers seem more interested in "curing" or erasing trans people than finding better and cheaper ways of treating them—or anyone else labeled as falling outside the norm of biologic desirability.
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He is precisely what the world tells girls they should want — a hot, cool guy with a car — but To All The Boys I've Loved Before twists the stereotype by making those trappings of desirability secondary to Peter's true appeal.
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In a historical context, it makes even more sense, considering artists like David Bowie and Mick Jagger purposefully adopted camp mannerisms and the visual aspects of gay culture, to aid in both their success as musicians and desirability as Love Gods.
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Pew determined that the biggest differences in answers elicited via these two survey modes were on questions in which social desirability bias — that is, "the desire of respondents to avoid embarrassment and project a favorable image to others" — played a role.
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Gabler's organizing principle is that Streisand's outsider roots — as a Jewish-looking, Jewish-sounding, Brooklyn-toughened woman who pushed past rejection and (gentile) Hollywood standards of female beauty and desirability to brilliant stardom — are the defining, revolutionary characteristic of her life.
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The boys in the second book are older, but hardly wiser, and Albertine is frank and bitterly funny about her pursuit of partners who make no effort at all, compared to the time and money she spends maintaining her physical desirability.
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The arguments about levels of immigration, and the desirability or otherwise of different types of immigrants, that came to dominate the debate exemplified this — as if what was at stake were the British government's immigration policy over the next few years.
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Most supporters of liberal democracy, on the right as well as the left, realize that once we treat issues like religious freedom and the desirability of racial equality as matters for debate rather than as first principles, we are lost.
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It is soon to become the "Rail Park," a copycat project of New York's High Line that will raise the desirability of the neighborhood and, in all likelihood, lead to the demise of the 2600 Building as an Arts Space.
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And other surveys have found that questions about our food habits in particular are intensely subject to desirability biases, where people claim they're cutting back on unhealthy foods and eating more of healthy ones...regardless of whether the facts match.
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"This semester further highlights the relevance of our business model and the global desirability of our brands and products, as we recorded double-digit growth across all brands and international regions," said SMCP chief executive Daniel Lalonde in a statement.
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But some Democratic aides warned against the desirability of such a position, saying privately that the role has little influence among senior Democrats, and vulnerable lawmakers, particularly those in GOP districts, should instead focus their energy on trying to win reelection.
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In the meantime, she says, middle-aged runners and other endurance athletes should pay attention to any heart-related symptoms, such as chest pain or shortness of breath, and talk to their doctors about the desirability of a heart scan.
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The men in their lives affirm the Kardashian women's desirability (and their closeness to and often problematic ties with the black community); the children remind us that they are fertile goddess mamas, whose abundant sexuality is being put to its proper use.
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On Tuesday, U.S. News & World Report released their 240 ranking of the Best Places to Live, which considers thousands of survey responses about what it's like to live in U.S. cities, including factors like like job market health, quality of life and desirability.
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U.S. News & World Report released their 2019 ranking of the Best Places to Live on Tuesday, which considers thousands of survey responses about what it's like to live in U.S. cities, including factors like like job market health, quality of life and desirability.
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This throws the already sensitive Sara into an even deeper crisis, as she questions her desirability and artistic side; it certainly doesn't help that her mother is an actress and this creative standard has been presumably hanging over her head her whole life.
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While mega-donors expressed attitudes similar to those of other groups on some questions — such as whether undocumented immigrants should be granted legal status, and the desirability of fining businesses that employ undocumented workers — they were much more supportive of harsher immigration measures.
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But what makes polling on race so difficult, and so interesting, is that so-called "desirability bias" often takes hold: Many people know which kinds of responses will be seen as socially unacceptable or desirable, and that often shapes what they say.
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Worth noting: Gallup notes that "social desirability to answer this question positively" and "fear about how a negative answer might be interpreted" could influence responses (hence why Uzbekistan and Cambodia join the likes of Denmark and Canada among the most satisfied countries).
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Instead of a single point person with a clear set of demands, the White House is sending six trade and economic officials with differing ideas on how to approach China and who are deeply divided over the desirability of a trade war.
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"The desirability of working for this president and working in these high profile jobs gets riskier and riskier over time, so I suspect the pool of applicants has also declined," said Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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He did better in online surveys throughout the Republican primary, leading many to speculate that there was a hidden Trump vote of poll respondents who were afraid to admit their support to a live interviewer — a phenomenon known as social desirability bias.
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In a culture where the desirability of women's bodies is constantly monitored and reported on, where rape is normalized and excused, where fat is seen as a contagious disease and a drag on the system, stories about hunger contain us and shame us.
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It requires respondents to have a strong understanding of probabilities, and it's influenced by social desirability bias: respondents might feel they can't say they would prefer to double consumption for some number of people rather than save a life, because it feels callous.
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A reliance on face-to-face interviews could have produced an especially pronounced social desirability bias with Bolsonaro, a particularly controversial candidate; telling an interviewer to their face that one supports Bolsonaro could be more difficult than doing so on the phone.
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"The purpose of Greyhound Pets of America (GPA) is to find responsible loving homes for greyhounds, to acquaint the public with the desirability of greyhounds as pets, and to inform them of the availability of greyhounds for adoption," reads the non-profit group's mission statement.
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"Your responses suggest that you and other officials at your companies continue to strongly believe in the desirability of this project and that you may have discussed it with Trump administration officials during and after General Flynn's tenure at the White House," the Democrats said.
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The Republican convention last week made it clear how vicious this campaign is going to be — the only real platform appeared to be the desirability of locking Hillary Clinton up, and she was blamed for everything from ISIS to the kidnapping of Nigerian schoolgirls.
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While this film doesn't specifically delve into the minutiae of Tomlin's character's sex life, she is paired up with Judy Greer, an actress 40 years her junior — a statement about the continued desirability of smart, feisty women in their 70s if we've ever seen one.
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And both of us, along with generations of Asian-American men, spent so many years learning how to appreciate, even live vicariously through, the Westernized versions of physical masculinity we were presented with, but never really seeing anyone onscreen who affirmed our own physical desirability.
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Nearly four decades later, having gone through periods of high and low sales, the company—which has literally tried to define desirability in the recent past — is now being challenged by younger consumers to evolve in a market that's increasingly more conscious about diversity.
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Fever not only acted as a means for Megan to plant her flag in rap—with infectious hooks and spitfire bars oozing of her desirability and sexual prowess—but it was the moment she defined her sound and championed the musical sensibilities of the south.
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Their words routinely reassure girls of their worth and desirability as they are: NSYNC cooed about how "God must have spent a little more time on you"; Backstreet Boys claimed "what makes you different makes you beautiful"; and O-Town sang an anthem for shy girls.
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What you might not know, however, is that the dating app is doing the same sort of scrutiny for every single one of its users It turns out the app has an internal rating system that lets the company score and rank the desirability of its users.
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In a January 1213 speech on Wall Street and the economy delivered in New York, Sanders sought to raise the stakes of his disagreement with Clinton over the desirability of breaking up major financial institutions by asserting that he could and would accomplish this through executive action.
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The prevailing theory of Mr. Trump's edge in online surveys is "social desirability bias" — the idea that poll respondents might be less likely to divulge a socially undesirable opinion, like support for a controversial candidate like Mr. Trump, to a live interviewer than in an online questionnaire.
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Mr. Carpenter explained that the discounts account for the sales history of a particular item, and a sense of its desirability, and noted that this was a departure from other liquidations that his firm had overseen in recent memory, including Toys "R" Us and Payless Shoe Source.
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Brian Spitz, Big State's president, said that he had developed a model for evaluating such homes, one that considered factors such as a neighborhood's desirability, whether the property was in a FEMA-designated flood zone, a subdivision's history of flooding and how much of a neighborhood flooded.
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Composed of miniature perfume bottles filled with decanted period blood that the artist collected from menstruating people of all genders, Christen Clifford's installation "I Want Your Blood" (2013–2019) juxtaposes the trappings of traditional feminine desirability with the often hidden (and shamed) bodily experience of menstruation.
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Of course, Tinder's scoring is based on swipes, and swipes are, in theory, based on more than just attractiveness — there's a brief description in each profile, as well as a person's job or school — so a desirability score technically represents an amalgam of how a person presents their profile.
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Sanders is aware that as a matter of electoral self-presentation, it makes the most sense to emphasize broadly resonant economic policy themes that address Americans of all races and who might disagree vociferously about the desirability of immigration or who does what while the national anthem is playing.
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At this moment in time, when museum staffs are trying to hold their leadership accountable for everything from wage suppression during capital expansion, to sources of funding, it would be appropriate to go beyond scale and square footage to assess both the viability and desirability of building initiatives.
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She argues that this standard for casting created a double-edged sword for women in the industry: Black women are excluded from acting opportunities for not meeting executives' standards of desirability, while the white women who make it to those meetings find themselves at the mercy of men like Weinstein.
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If anything, coverage of celebrity motherhood has been less about expanding standards of desirability and more about highlighting pregnant women in inconceivably incredible shape, like Demi Moore's 1991 Vanity Fair cover, or poking fun at pregnant women for gaining too much weight, like Kim Kardashian West as a floral couch.
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Currencies is also having a benefit with the weaker dollar in terms of the desirability of travel going over to Europe, but it is the first time in about 3 years where our international unit revenues outpaced our domestic unit revenues, so we feel good about that trend going forward.
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Cubicles are the worst; women are still being reduced to their sexual desirability and ability to perform happiness on the job for the privilege of being paid less than their male counterparts; tech culture still lacks a moral center; white people are still microaggressing people of color about their names.
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How they use and use up young women, at least until they turn 18 or 20 or so when some moviemaker or some suit deems her no longer desirable and turns her putative lack of desirability on her, as if she were responsible for this lack of interest in her.
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In it, researchers studied the "desirability" of male and female users, based on how many messages nearly 200,000 users, all of whom were seeking opposite-sex partners, got over one month on a "popular, free online-dating service" — and if those sending the messages were desirable based on the same criteria.
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Matt Grossmann, a political scientist at Michigan State, pointed to some of these in an email: It's hard to sort out the roles of Black Lives Matter, police violence, Trump statements, Democratic comments on Trump, social desirability pressures for educated liberals, increasing education among Democrats, campus movements, me too, etc.
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Online dating has offered us a trove of new data that confirms the hetero matchmaking world is as bleak as ever: Men's desirability peaks at age 50, while women's peaks at 18; advanced degrees can hurt women's dating chances; men's "preferences" are often just thinly veiled covers for straightforward racism.
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Clinton has gone out of her way to say that she doesn't see the nuclear deal with Iran as a prelude to normalizing relations, has indicating a greater eagerness to be involved in Syria, and does not engage in Obama-style public musings about the desirability of disengagement from the region.
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A 2018 study of a month's worth of data from one online dating platform found that among people seeking opposite-sex dates, the age of a woman's peak desirability (based on the number of messages received from other users) is 18 — the first year she is legally allowed to use the site.
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A Senate Finance Committee report on the 1942 tax bill justifies the medical deduction as follows: This allowance is recommended in consideration of the heavy tax burden that must be borne by individuals during the existing emergency and of the desirability of maintaining the present high level of public health and morale.
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The M2 is the sportier version of the 2 Series, the smallest car that BMW offers in the US. The M2 checks all of my own sports-car desires, but it wouldn't pass the desirability test of, say, my wife, who would want more rear-seat space and less plastic on the interior.
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Should we ever resolve these questions in favor of the abolition of billionaires, the desirability of a healthy and inhabitable planet, and the equality of humankind, countless fascinating questions we don't get to ask within the distressingly retrograde confines of our current political and social order could finally come to the fore.
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Gabriel formerly told Putin that the Nordstream-2 gas line, which bypassed every country in Eastern Europe and whose economic desirability is moot to say the least, was desirable because Germany and Russia could implement it alone and thus exclude the European Commission and the EU from any role in the pipeline.
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Then Mr. Stone brings up the thorny subject of L.G.B.T. rights, which Mr. Putin takes as an opportunity to assert both his desirability and his homophobia: He says that he would not enter a shower stall with a gay man because he wouldn't want to tempt him, and because he is a master of judo.
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In addition to the pressures of "social desirability bias" to give the liberal answer, Enos wrote, others will lie to themselves, telling themselves they believe something that they really don't; and others are liberal in theory, but less so in practice when it comes to things like homelessness in their own city or neighborhood.
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To sum up: Don't over-swipe (only swipe if you're really interested), don't keep going once you have a reasonable number of options to start messaging, and don't worry too much about your "desirability" rating other than by doing the best you can to have a full, informative profile with lots of clear photos.
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In fact, their desirability is on the rise, Paul Petrone, editor of LinkedIn Learning, recently told CNBC Make It. "Employers recognize the importance of embracing modern technologies as well as recognizing those things technology can't do: connect with other people, engage in out-of-the-box thinking and quickly adapt to new priorities or problems," Petrone said.
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"...12 to 953 hours of misery for both the operator and operatee...""Nestle's Improved Permanent Hair Wave means the imparting to the straightest and lankest hair & wave, which in texture, character, desirability, and appearance cannot be distinguished from the natural grown wavy hair," reads a newspaper ad from 1908, listing a perm for £5–$760 in today's dollars.
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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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"Anatomy of a Pin-Up" (2006) by the pioneering performer and sex educator Annie Sprinkle — who successfully straddles the art/porn line — takes a different tack as it addresses standards of female desirability with intelligence and wonderfully sarcastic humor: a photo of Sprinkle dressed as a pin-up model is annotated with the reality of maintaining the image (e.g.
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The California law at issue in the new case was upheld by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, which accepted the state's arguments that the waiting period was justified by the need to conduct background checks and the desirability of a "cooling off" period for gun buyers inclined to commit immediate violence.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "How 'Hire American' Could Affect a World of Tech Workers" (news article, April 19): The problem with the H-1B visa program is that it depresses the price of tech jobs, which in turn lowers the desirability for tech jobs and the incentive for American students to seek math and science education.
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Republicans mainly vote with Trump because Trump mainly agrees with them on a broad range of public policy issues — especially the desirability of cutting taxes, reducing social assistance, regulating businesses and gun owners less stringently, and trying to make abortion illegal — and they still agree with him on those policies, no matter what he says about Charlottesville.
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As Anna North and Sarah E. Gaither have already written, for a number of women of color in particular, Markle's ascendancy to the royal family is a public, joyful affirmation of the beauty and desirability of black womanhood (although, it's important to remember, Markle is not the "first black princess" — several African countries have their own royal families, with princesses aplenty).
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She also has a furniture line, Cindy Crawford Home, with Rooms to Go. WATCH THIS: Home Hack: How To Clean a Wooden Cutting Board Granite, currently the most popular countertop material choice, is slipping slightly in desirability among kitchen renovators according to a new study conducted by Houzz, which put the material down 4%, to 41%, year-over-year from 2016.
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I am bewildered how to conduct political discourse and persuasion — about how to conduct politics, in short — when each political tribe lives in its own reality, increasingly incomprehensible to the other, and with no agreed-upon standards and measures concerning how we might ascertain facts and truth, much less agreement on even the desirability and relevance of such an effort.
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It might touch on subtopics like inequality (climate change disproportionately harms poor people, people of color, and women), partisan politics (the question of whether and how to work with the traditionally denialist GOP looms large), foreign policy (confronting China could be part of a climate plan), and the economy (there are intra-Democrat debates about the desirability of a Green New Deal that would guarantee jobs).
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The Moon is in dreamy, psychic Water sign Pisces all day, and the vibe is lovely: Our sweet planet of love, Venus, connected with lucky planet Jupiter, early this morning at 2:54 AM. February has been super intense so far concerning Venusian issues—like beauty, desirability, and love—but now that Venus has teamed up with Jupiter, things will get way more jovial!
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Rapid changes in technology — Expectations of a rapid ramp-up in automated driving technology such as Automatic Emergency Braking should change "the desirability, insurability and useful life of the $2 trillion worth of used cars in the U.S." In the note, Jonas also cut price targets by more than 10 percent for Adient, Ford Motor, Group 1 Automotive and Lear, which he also downgraded to underweight from equal weight.
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Denver Best places to live in 2500 rank: 22012Metro population: 22016,28.27,28.27Median home price: $27,24193Median annual salary: $294,2613Net migration rate, 2723 to 2164: 2069 percent Growing 238 percent due to net migration between 2010 and 22012, Denver continues to grow at a rapid pace, thanks to both its flourishing job market and high desirability among US residetns for its countless outdoor opportunities with the Rocky Mountains just a short drive away. 22016.
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In recent years, online spaces and popular culture have pushed us to more complex understandings of race in the context of love and desirability: We've started discussing how Asian men are as sexy as their non-Asian counterparts; we talked about the importance of the "black love as a radical act of resistance" in Queen & Slim; we looked at the ways Pose has confronted how gender, race, and class play into whom we love through compelling, three-dimensional trans and queer characters of color.
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Job market rank: 1Minimum wage: $8.46 an hourSocioeconomic rank: 48 Finding a job in the home of Walt Disney World is relatively easy, but unless you plan to spend all your time at theme parks (there are more than a dozen) here, the reality of living here is much less dreamy: there's a shortage of affordable housing, the temperature is over 113 degrees on average in the summer, and it dropped in desirability as a place to live in the 2018 US News & World Report ranking of best places to live.
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