Sentence examples for growing prefers from inspiring English sources

San Pedro firms that make it will need a sales team in São Paulo one day, he counsels, but their developers need not move.Yuri Gitahy of Aceleradora, a "business accelerator" (ie, a firm which helps start-ups keep growing), prefers to work with entrepreneurs with experience in big companies, which usually means a spell in São Paulo.

The Acetos make a niche product — world-famous lemons, prized for their low acidity and delicate flavor — and like many small Italian businesses, they are reluctant to grow, preferring quality over quantity, tradition over expansion.

Since the business activity is growing, he/she prefers to add family members or known people as partners to expand the business.

A little redefinition goes a long way.The central government wants cities to grow, but prefers the smaller ones to grow faster than the rest.

Court delays also stop firms growing: many prefer to do business only with a circle of trusted customers.

Some people persist in believing in the power of the human spirit, but a growing number prefer to submit it to a DNA test.

Events in Hungary further cooled the relationship but Picasso would not desert the party despite growing reservations, preferring to express himself in the prodigious output that characterised the final decades of his life.

Web surfing on a phone is a clunky, unhappy experience, so that a whole generation is growing up preferring to get all its information from inside one fast, slick app.

It could be that we are growing to prefer the taste instead of the effects.

Americans, always enamored of mobility, grew to prefer motoring to porch sitting.

Feline experts advise against ever feeding cats all-dry manufactured foods, because cats often grow to prefer those to the degree that they refuse other, healthier foods.