Sentence examples for prefer to delay from inspiring English sources
Bankers resist, because it could force them to recognize losses they would prefer to delay.
The food was a weekend treat, historically, and its fans still prefer to delay their pleasure until at least Thursday.
The banks would prefer to delay offerings for months, in the hopes their stock prices will be higher.
The separate-component camp splits into two distinct subgroups: those who gobble up the best bit first, and those who prefer to delay their gratification.
They also say that Taiwanese officials prefer to delay any action on the bill until after the island's new government takes power in late May.
"I would prefer to delay any surgical procedure until after our Lakers season and this summer's Olympic Games," Bryant said in statement.
He prefers to delay until the economy is in a clear upswing.
Moreover, the studio clearly prefers to delay critical appraisals until after the movie opens rather than face the customary Friday reviews.
725, 734, 4 L.Ed.2d 697 (1960), it cannot matter that the agents preferred to delay the arrest until petitioner stepped into the hallwayespecially when the FBI only managed to gain entry into the apartment by requiring petitioner to surrender his key.
However, while Gottwald prefers to delay finishing projects for as long as possible, "because I might hear something I like over the weekend," label executives need to plan records months in advance.
Mr. McCain's solicitation of the letters appeared to be an attempt to give Republicans some cover to vote against repeal, since Republicans could say that they were supporting the view of the top officers of the services who preferred to delay any vote until after Dec. 1.
