Sentence examples for prefer to address from inspiring English sources
Board officials say they would prefer to address the issue through regulations.
American hawks prefer to address the region's security challenges by devoting billions of dollars to permanent American military bases.
You see, I am afraid you and I have a score to settle — one I would prefer to address in person, believe you me.
Predictably, congressmen from states with car factories and coal mines, and not much wind or sunshine, agree.Meanwhile, many congressmen would prefer to address global warming head on.
The priests prefer to address controversial issues like same-sex marriage and the death penalty outside of Mass, and while anti-abortion marches are listed in the church bulletin, they are not announced after services.
They prefer to address the emperor as the son of heaven (tianzi), the king as ruler-father, and the magistrate as the "father-mother official," because to them the family-centred nomenclature implies a political vision.
He preferred to address the question of what constitutes the ruler's right to rule.
But to begin his remarks, he prefers to address a place rather than a crowd: "Hello, Iowa City".
All did so except for Bill, a rather truculent ex-serviceman, who preferred to address him as Chief.
But until recently, even "out" stars rarely mentioned the gender of their lovers, preferring to address a vague "you" rather than the specific "he" or "she".
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30 - Pete Carroll, the head coach of Southern California, might have preferred to address other topics Tuesday as his team prepared to play U.C.L.A. in Saturday's regular-season finale.
