Sentence examples for prefer by from inspiring English sources
"prefer by" is not a grammatically correct phrase
The correct phrase is "prefer to" and it is used when stating a preference for one thing over another. For example: "I prefer to listen to classical music over pop music."
And who will provide the core of the troops needed to enforce the peace: NATO, as the West insists, or the United Nations, as others, including Mr Milosevic, would prefer?By mid-week, officials from the Group of Seven rich countries, plus Russia, were polishing up a proposal to put to the UN Security Council that would encapsulate the conditions for a deal.
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Maybe onboard bars will lure them.Airbus bosses agree that passengers prefer, by and large, to fly direct.
You can unlock my front door with a remote control, or if you prefer, by using the keypad in the door handle.
(You can designate a more standard Home page if you prefer by clicking on the Options command that hides in one of the two menu icons).
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(It is also preferred by some advocacy groups).
That option is preferred by many people of good faith.
("Distressing" might be the word preferred by Mr. Sharpton's critics).
-Which foods were preferred by royalty and the upper class?
Carnaroli is a short-grained rice preferred by connoisseurs.
