Sentence examples for prefer the alternative from inspiring English sources
So angry, jobless Greeks may prefer the alternative: the radical left Syriza coalition, which came second on May 6th and is now hard on ND's tail.
Scoring methods prefer the alternative which has the highest score.
But, we prefer the alternative, and larger, definition as an evaluation code, which leads to the generalized Reed-Solomon codes (GRS codes).
A third (33percentt) prefer the alternative, that Walker "stand strong for the plan he has proposed no matter how long the protests go on".
Although using flags provides similar results (see Table S1) we prefer the alternative implementation that has a slightly better positive recovering rate and handles missing data directly.
Unless and until the industry can provide us with long-term-trials evidence of more distinct suvorexant advantages, cautious and cost-conscious physicians and their patients may prefer the alternatives.
For instance, for 'oak' Eastern Romance seems to have preferred Latin quercus (Logudorian kerbu, southern Italian quercia, etc)., whereas the West preferred the alternative robur (Italian rovere, Occitan and Catalan roure, Spanish and Portuguese roble, Old French rouvre modern French chêne is of Celtic origin, while Romanian stejar is perhaps of Balkan origin).
There was no difference between groups in terms of the number of women who would recommend the procedure to a friend, choose to have the same procedure again or in retrospect would have preferred the alternative treatment.
But as the formerly unemployed were subsumed into below-market wage employment that could and did result in death and dismemberment, many of them might have preferred the alternative.
For that reason we preferred the alternative term "congenital" even though so far it has not been proven that the impairment actually exists from birth) or "congenital" (emphasizing the inborn nature) prosopagnosia.
Net reviewer opinion was the difference between the number of times that reviewers preferred the subject's song and the number of times that reviewers preferred the alternative.
