Sentence examples similar to least preferable course from inspiring English sources

It could even be a preferable course.

(He mauled "Let the Good Times Roll" and "I've Got News for You". It was, at least, preferable to Ms. Stone).

But their efforts are likely to stall unless they can court Democratic votes, and many Democrats view litigation against the FCC as the preferable course of action.

The goal has been to nurse an attitude among loyalists to get them to accept the accord as inevitable, or at least preferable to insurrection.

Its sputtering eccentricity is at least preferable to the monotonous chauvinism of Besson's recent writer-producer credits: it's his most enjoyable bad movie in ages.

With the library computers always being full and crashing every hour, many students feel that it is essential – or at least preferable – to have their own laptop.

On the other hand, LOC-500 indicatedted as the least preferable choice for the given application.

It seems to me that civil dialogue is a much preferable course of action.

Obviously, the preferable course would be to rise to the occasion.

He's the last fallback, the least preferable candidate in a stable of has-beens and weirdos.

Bush and Reagan argued that engagement rather than confrontation with these governments was the preferable course, because any ruling group would bristle at being subject to outside pressure.