Sentence examples for broadly preferable from inspiring English sources
Several guidelines (European Society of Cardiology, American College of Chest Physicians, and Canadian Cardiovascular Society) recommend NOACs as broadly preferable to VKAs in most patients with NVAF.
I remain convinced that capitalism, broadly defined, is preferable to other economic systems, but I am equally convinced that capitalism requires strict regulations and clear punishments for corporate wrongdoing (not to mention a strong safety net) in order to serve the interests of the majority of people in the societies where it operates.
Although, unlike some putative fideists, Bishop does not regard evidentialism as incoherent or epistemically irresponsible, he argues that fideism of the kind he defends is preferable on broadly moral grounds, suggesting, for instance, that fideism's tolerance for passional commitments conduces to a more balanced acceptance of human nature as more than purely rational (216 220).
From a patient's point of view, it would seem preferable to have a broadly trained anesthesiologist perform or supervise anesthesia services, but, in truth, the risk is minuscule either way.
He had become a close confidant of senior Conservative Party figures Anthony Eden and Neville Chamberlain in this period, and was strident in advancing the opinion of Australia (and the dominions more broadly) that negotiation and compromise with Nazi Germany was preferable to war. Bruce actively participated in the negotiations for the Munich Agreement.
Our results suggest that the immune efficacy of a DBPII vaccine will depend on the specificity of the anti-DBPII antibodies induced and that it is preferable to optimize responses to conserved epitopes for broadly neutralizing protection against P. vivax.
More broadly, there are a ton of applications where LiFi tech may me preferable over traditional radio-based wireless solutions.
Is that really preferable?
(Popcorn is, however, preferable).
