Sentence examples for prefer extending from inspiring English sources

Some workers prefer extending hybridizing sequences to the use of stuffer sequences.

They prefer extending life with all possible measures and rely on the family as surrogate decision makers [ 44- 47].

Many Democrats would have preferred extending the measure for a year or longer without a $1 charge imposed on new visas to pay for it.

House Democrats who met with Obama Wednesday evening said they preferred extending the debt limit for a longer time, such as a Senate bill proposes, but they suggested they could go along with the stopgap.

Sites like BizRate.com already offer advice on which shopping sites different types of users might prefer, so extending that knowledge to the products is the logical next step.

Dworman said SMG would prefer to extend the Islanders' lease (on the Coliseum and a new arena) and take less money than in the current deal.

European Union officials are frustrated by the Greeks' shambolic approach and would prefer to extend the current bail-out, which expires at the end of February.

If the economy needs more stimulus, the Fed would prefer to extend its policy of holding short-term interest rates near zero.

Look too keen on governing with Labour and you alienate one group; sound like you'd prefer to extend your partnership with the Tories and you repel the other.

The episode ended up with G.M. cast as the villain in a documentary, "Who Killed the Electric Car?" Mr. Young, who ended his tour last summer by pouring Champagne over his Mini's hood, said he would prefer to extend his lease.

Mr. Bernanke described this as "a change in the mix of tools" in testimony before the House Financial Services Committee earlier this month, suggesting that the Fed would prefer to extend its policy of holding short-term interest rates near zero rather than once again expanding its bond portfolio.