enviable

IPA: ˈɛnviʌbʌɫ

Examples of "enviable" in Sentences

Young, balanced Red Sox in enviable position - USATODAY. com
With such an "enviable" percent body fat, your immune system could be at risk.
Lamb, it will be remembered, had refused to let Coleridge use "enviable" in "Lewti."
Although thou hast all that the world would call enviable and happy, unless thou hast peace
Emerging markets in Latin America and Asia are in an "enviable" position for growth, with rising consumer demand and low interest rates, Slim, 71, said in November.
In spite of this the Commandant's lot might fairly have been called enviable until the day which terminated the ninety-nine years 'lease upon which the Duke held the Islands.
Rossland crime statistics comparing 2008 and 2009 have been released for the Alpine city with a few interesting changes but all said the city is considered "enviable" in terms of lack of crime.
At any rate, our gardeners would have to learn as they go, and if any man can be called enviable it is an artist learning to express art's eternal principles in a new medium, under new conditions.
While Tressel pointed out the Big Ten's "enviable" central location could allow it to expand west, south or east, Paterno said he'd like to see the Big Ten "move east a little bit" for a broader television market.