Sentence examples for prefer some more from inspiring English sources

While I'd much prefer some more timely feedback, the end result was a full listing of the items bought that day (a Nantucket Nectars, an Italian hoagie, and some chips if you must know), whereas my Lemon upload only told me I spent $7.32 in that transaction.

If you'd prefer some more standard Democratic talking points, we would instead point you to the transcript of Hillary Clinton's recent anti-Trump speech, which is chock full of zingers and excellent talking points.

The AW capacity for metal removal depends on many factors such as metallic elements, pretreatments of AW, and operating conditions; however, AW tended to prefer some metals more than others (Nguyen et al. 2013).

The catch Herbs have varied requirements: some like full sun and well-drained soil, others prefer some shade and more moisture.

We need to be far more explicit about why we prefer some types of workers more than others.

He said black pupils and their parents he had met in Lewisham "were fed up with a diet of slavery and deprivation" and preferred some of "the more traditional diet of schools like Eton".

There's a variety of ideologies — some beliefs are grounded in religion, while some prefer a more scientific foundation — and different levels of intensity.

Some prefer more words (and maybe a bit more casuistry): "That Wal-Mart would have the audacity to ask low-wage workers to donate food to other low-wage workers -- to me, it is a moral outrage," Norma Mills, a customer at the store, told the Plain Dealer.

Some prefer the more relaxed pace the cold ordinarily brings.

Or might some prefer a more productive and meaningful old age, one that could enrich them physically, mentally and socially, and in some cases economically?

Some prefer the more straight-ahead approach of the earlier cycle, with the New York Philharmonic; in that set, the Sixth has a furious driving energy.