Sentence examples for prefer to seek from inspiring English sources
Both "prefer to seek" and "prefer seeking" are correct and can be used in written English
For example, "I prefer to seek alternative solutions to the problem rather than rushing to a conclusion."
By studying the case in the United States, they indicated that this kind of informal sector is much more efficient than the formal financial sector, and immigrant entrepreneurs prefer to seek financial resources from the informal sector in preference to the formal.
Many employers prefer to seek employees locally through classified ads in area newspapers.
I prefer to seek them out rather than wait for them to attack us.
Shoppers might also prefer to seek the guidance of an experienced sales clerk.
"But I prefer to seek balance while trying to entertain the fans," he said.
And, given the country's appalling infrastructure and its venal government, many Indians still prefer to seek their fortune in California.
Furthermore, each addressee indicated the certainty of choosing from the choice set on a numeric rating scale (NRS, ranging from 1 = "very uncertain" to 10 = "very certain") and, in case of preferring to seek medical services, the preferred time until consultation ("immediately", "today", "tomorrow", "in the next weeks", "in the next months").
The ABS prefers to seek the willing cooperation of respondents.
Former associates had preferred to seek vengeance with weapons rather than get help from the police.
They preferred to seek his views on the rise of China or America's decline.
He listened to punk and hip-hop, preferring to seek out lesser-known acts.
