Sentence examples for prefer to progress from inspiring English sources

A new contract offer has been lodged with the player and his representatives – trebling his salary to around £40,000 a week – though it is understood Neymar would ideally prefer to progress his career in Europe.

Coco Vandeweghe, the promising 19-year-old American who chose tennis over basketball, said she prefers to progress in a consistent rather than streaky manner.

One theory is that Tesco would prefer to see firmer signs of progress with its US supermarkets before moving more aggressively into British banking.

They regard that kind of future somewhat askance and prefer to cheer for stasis than progress.

Kalou, however, has made it clear he would prefer to remain at Lille, believing he can progress further with the Ligue 1 club.

I have lived long enough to reject any blanket notion of happily ever after and prefer to acknowledge the work-in-progress that is any measure of happiness in life (which is also quite different from fun).

Using US data, Bartel and Sichermann (1993) show that workers in industries with higher average rates of technological change retire later than workers in industries with lower rates of technological progress, since they prefer to smooth the human capital investment they made.

(physician hospital A, Advanced Access QIC) "We have too much work and we need to make progress, so we prefer to use this time on our project".

"We prefer to do our talking in private where it is meaningful and progress can be made.

The media, this film included, usually prefer to focus on the battle between warring sides than on the quiet progress that is actually occurring.

Faced with economic crisis, they prefer to put their heads down and push through, rather than try to find collective solutions.Perhaps that is progress.