Sentence examples for prefer time from inspiring English sources

If Europeans prefer time on the ski-slopes to extra pay, that seems fair enough.

"I do prefer time trialling," Pooley said after stepping down from the podium with her silver medal around her neck.

On the other end of the fan spectrum are the people whose eyes glaze over at even these entry-level arcana, and who would prefer time, as it relates to "Star Wars," at least, to have stopped in 1983, with "The Return of the Jedi," the third film of the original trilogy.

In Figure 9a, LLS-like algorithms prefer time series datasets but not non-time series datasets.

In Figure 9b, ILLS, SLLS and LLS prefer time series datasets but not non-time series datasets.

The Internet has also become a place where individuals can privately explore topics that may not be addressed in a typical office setting due to time constraints or uneasiness in speaking with providers, particularly for those who prefer time to absorb information at their own pace.

I observed that he seems to prefer Times journalists' "enterprise" stories – what they dig up themselves rather than coverage of external news events.

Those on the front lines of networking, such as the telcos, Internet service providers, competitive local exchange companies and wireless operators, still prefer time-tested Unix as the operating system for networks.

For the power utilities whose residential customers prefer time-of-use price schemes, sub-metering systems are not necessities for the customers and the utilities are also unwilling to improve their measurement systems due to the high cost of investment, operation as well as maintenance [20].

Every Grand Slam struts its homegrown stars and the favored global champions on show courts, in preferred time slots.

In 1954, Lazarus joined the MANIAC group as physicist-consultant in exchange for preferred time on the computer.