Sentence examples for it is preferable to be from inspiring English sources
Experience has taught me it is preferable to be known as someone who believes in superstitions than as a conspiracy theorist.
"It's not a thing I like myself", commented AP Wadsworth, the editor at the time of the makeover, "but it seems to be accepted by all the newspaper pundits that it is preferable to be in fashion".
He writes to typographer Allen Hutt, 'It's not a thing I like myself, but it seems to be accepted by all the newspaper pundits that it is preferable to be in fashion.' The new design, launched on 29 September, also features a masthead without the definitive 'The'.
But being healthy generally conforms with nature's plans for the lives of animals and plants, so it is preferable to be healthy, and one should try to preserve and maintain one's health.
So those who remember Ken Norton as so much more than 'the man who broke Ali's jaw' should bear in mind it is preferable to be defined by another man's greatness than to pit your wits against nobody of note and remain ill-defined for all time.
If the beads are to be retained in the large intestine, it is preferable to be tolerant against the pancreas and small intestine conditions.
While it's preferable to be able to consult directly with an author, it's not always possible.
"It's preferable to be absolutely clear before declaring a 'Bunia free from arms' than to deal with misunderstandings and incidents later".
Some soldiers had taken to saying, "Better to be judged by twelve than carried by six"—that is, it was preferable to be tried for war crimes than killed in action.
In the most telling sign of the Democrats' discomfort, many party leaders said it was preferable to be searching for a new, long-shot candidate in New Jersey little more than a month before November than to be clinging to Mr. Torricelli.
In it Moore suggested it was improper that Vizetelly's fate be determined by a jury of twelve tradesmen, explaining it would be preferable to be judged by three novelists.
