Sentence examples for prefer holding from inspiring English sources

Politicians generally prefer holding interest rates low, which stimulates the economy and hiring.

Or they may prefer holding their own news conferences away from noisy, crowded trade shows to gain more attention.

Governments are struggling to keep the global temperature from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial averages, and would prefer holding it to 1.5 degrees — which means eventually bringing carbon dioxide emissions to zero.

Even at a time when the stock market has stalled, companies are scaling back on capital spending and the United States is struggling to avert a recession by reducing interest rates, economists said investors still seemed to prefer holding dollars or property in the United States over taking a chance on buying stocks and bonds or factories in Europe or Asia.

This still pales in comparison to global print's $53.9 billion so it's little surprise readers still prefer holding those dusty old paperbacks.

While investors can buy exchange-traded funds that take a stake in gold that's stored in a bank vault, a lot of people prefer holding bars and coins for a sense of security.

To help you visualize which drop length you prefer, hold a piece of fabric or paper hanging downward from the table's edge.

As U.S. intelligence professionals have tried to explain to Trump, Kim prefers holding nukes to feeding his people.

A low HOMO and high electronic density on Fe atom have been shown to favor the enhanced catalytic activity of halogenated iron-tetraporphyrin complexes, with a paddle structure especially preferred holding the phenyl groups crossing with the porphyrin's saddle surface.

Most Tories are probably willing to put up with a bit of overheated rhetoric if it helps to keep the coalition together.Senior Lib Dems also questioned the notion that Mr Cable might leave government: he is a gloomy cove by nature, they say, but far prefers holding office to the impotence of opposition.

Thus, this ETF might be a popular name, but it's a middling preferred holding.