Sentence examples for certainly prefers to from inspiring English sources

A listener certainly prefers to hear about doings at the Jets' training camp at Hofstra than at the New Orleans Saints campp.

But owners would certainly prefer to be negotiating now.

"We would certainly prefer to stay in New Jersey".

If you're Mr. Romney, you would certainly prefer to follow the second path.

Although I might prefer to have written Philip Larkin's poetry, I would most certainly prefer to have lived Carol Ann Duffy's life.

Going further, the secretary told the European journalists that in a so-called second stage, "We would certainly prefer to see the U.N. act in a multilateral way".

Dr. Lifton would certainly prefer to see nuclear weapons abolished, but he concedes that it is not practical at the moment.

In the end, though, Putin will almost certainly prefer to maintain the patina of democratic procedure — "I have no intention to reduce everything I've done to zero" — and preserve a strong influence over his successor.

The Irish would certainly prefer to forget their miserable 3-9 record last year, a season in which they allowed the most sacks in the Football Bowl Subdivision and had the nation's worst offense.

These firms would certainly prefer to set their own racing calendar and prize money, rather than have tweedy types in London dictate them.More competition may mean the loss of the smallest and financially weakest racecourses, and some decline in racing over jumps.

Tomas Berdych vs. Daniel Brands Berdych, the No. 7 seed, would almost certainly prefer to be in the chaotic bottom half instead of the top-seeded Novak Djokovic's quarter, but he will have several more tough tests before even reaching that projected match.