Sentence examples for could preferred from inspiring English sources

If insurance was voluntary, the low risk could preferred to remain uninsured at the initial endowment point (A).

Conceivably, he could prefer another type of décor.

(Of course, she - History, I mean - could prefer to skewer them all).

Carson to Lady Mary: "As if any man in his right mind could prefer Miss Swire to you".

Any music lover could prefer other approaches to Bach, or want more sinew in the Bartok sonata, or have a different take on the sardonic humor in the "Diabelli" Variations.

So, in theory, Time Warner or Verizon could prefer Yahoo over Google, or vice versa (or either of those over an upstart) by giving them more bandwidth in exchange for cash.

But his disgust with the way the season had ended — only two teams gave up more points than the Giants did, leading to the firing of the coordinator Bill Sheridan — prompted Tuck to get as far from football as he could, preferring to spend his time playing video games in his basement while his son slept beside him.

Thanks for expressing so eloquently why we "post-babe types" are happy to see that Charles and Camilla are going to marry, despite all those who can't understand how he could prefer her over Diana, who underneath all the superficiality was the real "wreck".

Well there are plenty of reasons: they might be afraid of the unknown; they might lack confidence and think they're not good enough; they could prefer the job security of their present full-time position, thinking that freelancing is far too risky.

Students were explicitly told about the types (clarification and exploratory) of questions that they could prefer to generate.

Depending on the need, one customer could prefer to deploy the application on multiple servers in multiple regions.