Sentence examples for inherently preferable from inspiring English sources

The status quo is not inherently preferable, except in how much it allows for human existence on convenient terms.

Meaningful selection, as opposed to random copying, occurs when such choices are made on the basis of something inherent to the choice itself [13] - as with a 'better mousetrap' for example, or something inherently preferable to human tastes.

I dispute his conclusion that such agreements will inevitably be "discriminatory" -- they needn't be -- and if effected without discrimination, they are, Mr. Bhagwati, far preferable to inherently and structurally flawed multinational agreements.

From a general point of view, a wide and less selective de-emphasis is preferable because comes from an inherently noisy estimation process.

The presence of between-study heterogeneity was evaluated by using the I statistic test, which does not inherently depend on the number of studies in the meta-analysis and is preferable to the test of heterogeneity.

The inherently evaluative concept of VERMIN captures the affective value behind Striking tigers and flies together, and is preferable to the affectively neutral domain of ANIMAL as the larger source domain in which tigers and flies are a part.

"Now preferable.

Sunshine preferable.

Inherently unconstitutional.

Is that really preferable?

(Popcorn is, however, preferable).