Sentence examples for may seem preferable from inspiring English sources

Having stumbled over a cliff, it may seem preferable for both parties to stay there a while rather than to begin scrambling back up its face.(Photo credit: AFP).

If NATO's bombs had rained down, he would have taken advantage of the emergency to squelch the liberal opposition for good.To a western world whose darkest fear is that south-eastern Europe will slide into anarchy, a strongman who can deliver may seem preferable to chaos.

While heading home may seem preferable to the hospital, many patients see it as its own kind of prison.

Though the decision to jump the some 40 feet into the frigid Yellow Sea may seem preferable now, BBC travel correspondent Richard Westcott reminds that "the basic assumption [in such situations] is always that the ship is the best lifeboat.

For example it is possible that for some patients at least the anxiety of being discharged with a 'clot in the lungs' may be significant and an admission for them may seem preferable.

The ability to invade all available RBC types may seem preferable, but different merozoite surface machinery is required for invading RBC of different ages (Cowman and Crabb 2006), and because the genes involved in invasion are also a source of antigenic variation, is it important for parasites to avoid expressing them simultaneously (Meunier 2001).

It may not seem preferable at the time, but it will be worth it.

It is better to visit a craft store as the range of each colour from darkness to light as well as blended colour tone may seem more preferable to you than another similar tone of the same colour.

Ikea furniture with a clear purpose and not much of a future can seem preferable to waxing and polishing hand-me-downs that may not fit our modern ways as well.

Given all that, blackouts seem preferable.

That might make a spot of gerrymandering seem preferable.