Sentence examples for and prefers to settle from inspiring English sources

In the past, Apple boss Tim Cook has said he dislikes legal action and prefers to settle disputes rather than sue.

"In the circumstances an employer may find the situation too embarrassing and prefer to settle".

The prosecutions are unusual because the Amish do not believe in revenge and prefer to settle disputes internally.

D. folliculorum resides in pores and hair follicles, while D. brevis prefers to settle deeper, in your oily sebaceous glands.

Now, researchers have found that the virus is like a party crasher who arrives early but doesn't help with the gala preparations: A new study shows HIV prefers to settle into sections of the genome with active genes, and then makes them work harder.

Unlike the smooth operators on "L.A. Law," rumpled Jack prefers to settle his cases without going to court.

The government also prefers to settle with big companies rather indict them, fearing that criminal charges could unnerve the broader economy.

Cook, on the other hand, has said he prefers to settle rather than litigate, if the terms are reasonable.

The Yankees have had several informal discussions with Close and would prefer to settle with Jeter and avoid another confrontation.

Ms. Wasser said she seeks to move "quickly and quietly," preferring to settle her cases out of the spotlight.

The Andy Griffith Show's Andy Taylor (played by Andy Griffith), for example, was known on the show as "the sheriff without a gun," and he preferred to settle disputes with homespun good sense rather than brute force.