Sentence examples for often preferable from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this view is Kaplan's contention that authoritarian regimes are often preferable to weak democracies.

Pollution taxes are widely accepted as often preferable than rigid regulations on pollutants.

I agree that in restaurants, a service charge added to the bill is often preferable to a tip.

It is for precisely this reason that in the huge sets, the second wave is often preferable.

You can be stuck next to a nutter all season, so an empty seat is often preferable.

The S.E.C. has said that striking settlements is often preferable to a costly and protracted lawsuit that it might lose.

Pre-moderation (reviewing content before it is publicly available) is often preferable, and escalation policies should be in place should a child disclose information regarding their safety.

What a rabid fashionista might dismiss as second best, or hopelessly last-season, he would counter is often preferable: it suits one's needs best.

A mental health hold is often preferable, law enforcement officers said, because under California law it allows the seizure of firearms.

It is often preferable to use a more specific method for determining the concentration of one of the species in the scheme A + H2O ⇄ B + H3O+.

But although I happen to have a soft spot for nut roast – an option often preferable to the meat that emerged from the school kitchen – it seems I'm in a cranky minority.