Sentence examples for cases to prefer from inspiring English sources

It is his duty to sacrifice his repose, his pleasures, his satisfactions, to theirs; and above all, ever, and in all cases, to prefer their interest to his own.

But we would just emphasise again that strictly on the merits, you hardly need to make an anti-Summers case to prefer Yellen.

Ginsburg and Breyer, fearing disaster if the Court took these cases, tended to prefer not to address them.

They adjusted, and in some cases came to prefer well-designed automated systems over human assistance.

In some cases these graduates are unhappy with these jobs and their lack of job security but in many cases, they seem to prefer the flexibility and are actively seeking to avoid large organizations.

They may have to battle with nouveau riche Crystal Palace for the signature of Moussa Sissoko but in any case they seem to prefer the cut of Georginio Wijnaldum's jib.

In this case, "Judgers" tended to prefer the "LUMEN Forum" application to a much greater degree than the "LUMEN Flash" compared to " Perceivers" (Table 1).

She added that in those types of cases, the department tended to prefer to build a case against a doctor showing a pattern of abuses, and was moving toward that goal before Sept. 7, when Dr. Gedz had her C-section at Beth Israel.

In some cases, people even seemed to prefer partners with the same mental illness, potentially increasing the chances of passing on that illness to children.

In both cases, Nb atoms were found to prefer to occupy the Ti rather than Ni sites.

Observational studies have yielded contradictory results on which technique to prefer in cases of morbid obesity, spinal fracture, or a history of tracheotomy [35, 38 53].