Sentence examples for and so prefer from inspiring English sources
They are more unpredictable, and more easily influenced by hard-left or anarchist groups, or by teachers, who lose pay for days on strike and so prefer the students to come out instead.
They seek to win, or at least not to lose, and so prefer to keep the conflict open, much as if they were involved in a soccer league, with matches to be won or lost each year by fair means or foul.
Are you perhaps a bit of recluse, and so prefer to work remotely?
Some mystics and religious thinkers deem it impossible to describe God because of his infiniteness, and so prefer to talk about what God is not - this is described as the via negativa.
Beware of farmers markets that are very purist about what is sold and so prefer only fresh food; it all depends on where you live and what people consider makes a farmers market.
All of those who stated a preference for hospital had concerns that they might deteriorate rapidly and so preferred to be in hospital where their condition could be professionally monitored and they could readily access emergency help.
She said she believes she's protected, as long as she does not get sunburned, and so prefers newer tanning machines that emit lower levels of UVB light.
He idolises women; he's just too scared of them ever to get anywhere and so prefers to idolise unobtainable media figures such as Princess Diana and Andrea Corr.
The annual percentage rate on the loan is about 334 percent — though the site says that using A.P.R. is confusing and unhelpful for short-term loans, and so prefers to use the term "loan cost" instead.
The modern form of realism we have been discussing here seeks to avoid basing itself on such particular ontological commitments, and so prefers to rely on the kind of correspondence-without-facts approach discussed in section 3.1.
So the next year she wrote her manifesto on quirkyalone, which she defines as "a person who enjoys being single (or spending time alone) and so prefers to wait for the right person to come along as opposed to dating indiscriminately".
