Sentence examples for prefer to stop from inspiring English sources

I would prefer to stop this exchange.

They do not listen to their advice and prefer to stop interacting with them altogether.

Most of those who fear climate change would prefer to stop it by reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.

Sadly she's not training any more, maybe one of the dogs told her they'd prefer to stop.

Motor homes include beds, although some travelers prefer to stop in hotels for the night on long trips.

Even if she'd prefer to stop turning those issues around in her mind for a while, her profession — acting — won't let her.

Instead, it prefers to stop much of the junk at the door, using what is called I.P. blocking.

Scorning the "definite focus" desired by other practitioners, she preferred to stop focussing when she arrived at "something which to my eye was very beautiful," an assertion that has encouraged later commentators to wonder about her eyesight.

While Mr. Bush has typically preferred to stop in a friendly country as the last leg of a grueling foreign trip, Panama has not previously been an example of that choice: this was his first visit there.

Endurance walks are no longer her thing, she is a little more retiring and prefers to stop and smell the roses — all of them.

The efficacy and safety of pharmacological treatment (e.g. teriparatide, strontium ranelate, denosumab) for patients with osteoporosis remains an area for research, but since over-suppression of bone turnover is implicated, we preferred to stop treatment with denosumab and to start our patient on teriparatide.