Sentence examples for prefer only to from inspiring English sources

Instead, Merrill would prefer only to pursue Spritzer's idea of new rules to ensure the church and state separation of research analysts and their investment banking colleagues.

If you prefer only to wear lip gloss and concealer, then do that.

Ms. Back was another challenge, preferring only to correspond with the filmmakers by letter.

But Fox and the producers have been mum about the possibilities, preferring only to comment once the deals are signed.

The voters she met at the doors did not name any litmus tests, she said, preferring only to cast a ballot for someone who could beat Yoder.

"Many landlords do little to maintain the properties they own, prefering only to cream cash from the council by charging ludicrously high rents for squalid homes which only those trapped on benefits would consider renting.

The previous Democratic administration of Barack Obama preferred only to complain about intellectual property and only used tariffs to target a handful of products, like Chinese tires, under World Trade Organization rules.

It prefers only to remember the warm, fuzzy parts of his legacy.

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Ditmars (1933) described them as nervous and delicate captives that usually refuse to eat, preferring only to hide in the darkest corner of the tank.

Bosi uses molecular gastronomy techniques, such as in the process for making a Savoy cabbage purée, in which the cabbage is freeze dried into a powder and then reconstituted, but he prefers only to enhance the flavours of individual ingredients rather than changing those flavours by using unusual techniques.