Sentence examples for prefer to modify from inspiring English sources
Most lenders would invariably prefer to modify loans rather than be taken to court.
Such a producer may therefore prefer to modify his production process to conform to regulations when they are not very costly, as opposed to paying a pollution penalty, when possible pollution control mechanisms are not very clear to the farmer.
The authors would prefer to modify it, arguing that there is a need for some fiscal constraint within a monetary union, to discourage reckless borrowing in a single country that may push up interest rates across the whole area.
At this point, we prefer to modify the text to address these concerns, and raise the possibility that 9-tricosene might mediate olfactory or gustatory avoidance at high concentrations.
Some countries in Europe decided to discontinue pioglitazone, but the EMA has not endorsed this, preferring to modify the label to recommend avoidance of the drug in patients with active bladder cancer and in those at high risk (73).
But just as consumers choose to buy "dolphin-friendly" tuna or kosher meat, they may prefer to avoid genetically modified foods because of their personal views on, say, the environment.
McAtee also noted that International Boxing Association, or AIBA, would have to modify its uniform requirements for Zafar and others who prefer to wear religious or modest clothing to be able to compete abroad. .
"We prefer to call them 'teen-friendly,' said Perry aide Robert Weeks, referring to the modified DVD copies of the Charles M. Schultz classics that were disseminated to students willing to submit at least one textbook.
Even Formula One fans generally prefer to talk about a sexy new aerodynamic wing on the chassis than a modified piston.
I much prefer to talk about cultural integration as absorption of the new culture: modifying one's behavior and thinking through contacts with the native-born.
