Sentence examples for prefer becoming from inspiring English sources

He is said by some to prefer becoming president of the European Council of national leaders.

He preferred becoming a free agent instead.

It is false that Jane prefers becoming a singer to becoming an astronaut, and it is false that she prefers becoming an astronaut to becoming a singer.

However, it is noticeable that the most educated ones with more than 16 years of education (equivalent to the level of university) consistently preferred becoming job-assignment adherents, even in the metropolitan region.

She prefers becoming a singer and receiving a \$100 bonus to becoming a singer, and if she were indifferent between becoming a singer and becoming an astronaut, she would be rationally compelled to prefer being a singer and receiving a \$100 bonus to becoming an astronaut.

The literature about language — langlit, as neologists prefer — is becoming "in".

Decide if you would prefer to become an Army helicopter pilot by becoming a Warrant Officer or by becoming a Commissioned Officer.

"What used to be secondary locations, like the Route 7 corridor from Norwalk to Wilton, are becoming preferred locations," Mr. Tonnessen said.

However, for Seebeck measurement with higher accuracy, the 2-probe method is becoming preferred over 4-probe method.

They are honorable, competent, extremely hardworking and, by becoming preferred and common stockholders have learned much about U.S. business.

Instead heart-rate monitors and ambient light sensors - which adjust the screen's brightness - are becoming preferred components.