Sentence examples for it is preferable to let from inspiring English sources

So, it is preferable to let the plateau pika population reduce gradually.

It is preferable to have them at fixed times.

Military commanders admit that they hold suspects for up to 30 days, but argue that to do so is preferable to letting Albanians and Serbs carry out murderous revenge attacks.

In May Mr Zhou's top deputy complained of political interference forcing wrongful convictions and argued that it would be preferable to let a guilty man go free than to imprison someone who was innocent.

Some of the anti-McCain shrieks on the right have averred that it would be preferable to let a Clinton Hillaryy, technically) or an Obama have the presidency, so that the post-George W. Bush ("compassionate conservative," small or large C not mattering much at this point) mess will land on Democratic laps and not ours.

With just one week to go before across-the-board spending cuts begin to take effect and a seeming impasse between President Obama and House Republicans, 49 percent say the automatic cuts should be delayed if no deal is struck by the deadline, but a full 40 percent say it would be preferable to let the cuts go into effect, according to the Pew/USA Today survey.

A recent sample of Ms. Rubin's moral reasoning: Bush had no trouble deciding that waterboarding in limited circumstances to extract actionable information was preferable to letting Americans die.

The status quo would be preferable to letting companies choose from an array of inaccurate and non-standardized models.

Well, having a strategy would be best — he still doesn't appear to have one for the Islamic State — not saying anything would be second best, and yes, lying would be preferable to letting the world know the president and his team are adrift.

After all, it is preferable to ask for things not have them shoved down your throat.

Therefore, it is preferable to use deflators for final demands.