Sentence examples for prefer later from inspiring English sources

Some surgeons may quite reasonably prefer later pre-operative CT prior to surgery, and this would generally be a local preference [Figure  12].

However, this speaks more to the tendency of CVC investors to prefer later-stage investments in proven startups than it is a true measure of their investing prowess.

The results of this study show that people who have access to flexitime preferred later departure times rather than earlier times.

Another intriguing observation is the time-dependent immunomodulating effect of dexmedetomidine because, in theory, dexmedetomidine may be an ideal sedative to initiate in early sepsis but other sedatives may be preferred later [ 3- 5].

We prefer the later scenario.

She recorded the role twice, and many prefer the later account from 1970.

There is little doubt that youth, especially teens, are "wired" physiologically and neurologically to prefer distinctly later sleep times than those preferred by adults.

Others prefer a later start date, which may range between 7500 and 4500 bce, depending on the interpretation of archaeological evidence.

The Social Democrats prefer a later date, because they want the effect of the European Union presidency to wane after it ends in June.

During a trip to Puerto Rico in the '70s, it was this carpe diem spirit that led my dad to play tennis all week long with the adult-film star Harry Reems — the same Harry Reems who was in "Deep Throat" (not that you recognized the name, dear reader), though true aficionados prefer his later work, in films like "For Your Thighs Only".

They asked to see her at 10 a.m.; Ms. Paige said no, she would prefer 2. Later, when it was down to her and three other actresses and she was called for a last-minute audition, she remembered Mr. Hoffman's advice.