Sentence examples for prefer to fix from inspiring English sources
"This is why most buyers prefer to fix for five years".
The transaction, which was announced late Tuesday, was unexpected, as private equity firms generally prefer to fix businesses outside of the public glare.
But the owners of the bridge, who include an Atlantic City lawyer, Stephen Hankin, and the New Jersey Nets' principal owner, Lewis Katz, said they would prefer to fix it themselves.
What is relevant about that region is that the theoretical model predicts negative profits, which is not realistic because platforms will prefer to fix zero prices in both sides than to lose money.
Between the taut French braids, bushy brows and extremely smokey eyes, we'd prefer to fix our gaze on her gorgeous skin.
Some doctors prefer to fix both hips in the same surgery, because SCFE is 40% bilateral.
He prefers to fix the Iran nuclear deal, but if that fails, he is fine with nixing it.
President Obama has signaled a reluctance to open a wide-ranging investigation into his predecessor's policies, saying he preferred to fix the policies and move on.
In fact it's one that has always ducked democratic accountability, embedded deregulation and privatisation in treaties, and preferred to fix policy – including the race-to-the-bottom Transatlantic Trade Investment Partnership – with corporate interests in secret.
Then there is the growing practice of releasing unfinished "beta" code to the Web to keep ahead of competitors, which can make it seem as if the software industry prefers to fix products after the fact.
Therefore, we preferred to fix the number of iterations at five, as a compromise between the accuracy and calculation speed, and selecting damping coefficients to find an appropriate solution.
