"I would rather have less centres, say 500 children's centres, doing a fantastic job across the country, rather than 3,500 delivering a squib". There was excellent work being done in the centres started in the first phase but "a real mixture" in the second and third phases, when provision was widened, she said.
I think advertising could provide us a nontrivial amount of money, but we felt that we'd rather have less money and have a very pure, simple concept.
"The CFA would rather have less attention on their members, it is more profitable for them that way.
Perhaps, but as Mr. Thelin points out, just ask the presidents and trustees at Penn State, Rutgers and Ohio State if they would rather have less excitement than the headaches that come with running multimillion-dollar athletic departments.
"Any of the trading departments, any of the funds, would rather have less disclosure than more disclosure," said Bill Schultz, the chief investment officer at McQueen, Ball & Associates, an investment firm.
Updated at 2.24pm BST 2.20pm BST Brief hilarity in the Frankfurt press conference as Mario Draghi is accidentally addressed as "Mr Weidmann", by a journalist who wonders whether the ECB president would rather have less influence from his "ally" at the Bundesbank.
Blockbuster has responded by installing kiosks, but it was slow to see that consumers would rather have less selection at cheaper prices in convenient locations than go out of their way to expensive movie stores.
Perhaps your uncle is a nice and good person with low ambitions - he may be content with little, and therefore shuns promotions - he would rather have less money but more time to go fishing, which costs next to nothing.
"I'd rather have much less volatile moves and more of a steady improvement" in the market, said Paul Kandel, senior portfolio manager at Sentinel Asset Management.
