Sentence examples for prefer to augment from inspiring English sources
He hopes that ESPN, NBC or Yahoo would prefer to augment their online coverage of so-called minor sports with links to wcsn.com rather than leap into a niche that is almost his own.
McCarver would prefer to augment his Fox Sports Saturday afternoon schedule with the 20-game Channel 2 package (less than half the workload he had at Channel 5), but he would not mind being in a rotation of announcers on YES, which will carry 130 games.
Adopting a lower public profile than his predecessor, he did not invest heavily in the transfer market, preferring to augment his squad by bringing through youngsters such as Tony Adams, David Rocastle and Niall Quinn, but he never attained the desired blend and in March 1986, after the club had been reported as attempting to line up Terry Venables as his replacement, Howe resigned.
Although while I may wish to augment my reality with nerdy explanatory wall texts and elevating historical overlays, there's no guarantee that my neighbour may not prefer to move through a world overlaid with grotesque violence or extreme pornography, or just exist in some 24/7 Snapchat-esque fever dream in which everyone looks like cartoon dogs.
The Tories prefer to wait.
Most prefer to plunge in.
Others prefer to remain invisible.
