Sentence examples for prefer to withdraw from inspiring English sources

Others prefer to withdraw to the shadows once the fuss has died down.

Scotland's sporting greats tend to fall into one of two categories: those who are comfortable with the popular acclaim that their gifts have brought and those who prefer to withdraw from fame's capricious embrace.

"Here in our poor community, when parents don't have sufficient means to keep children in school, they prefer to withdraw girls and allow boys to continue because the girls are traditionally married off early," said the head of RECAMEF in Perma, Aissatou Abdoulaye.

She could be vivid company but often preferred to withdraw from society, perhaps finding it too much of a performance.

This became the pattern, with the Japanese preferring to withdraw rather than suffer heavy casualties.

"Others choose to withdraw.

The Fed has made it clear that it would prefer to begin withdrawing support for the market in the months ahead.

We preferred to take speed.

Yet a large, probably the larger, part of Western opinion would prefer us to withdraw.

He says: 'Most Isa providers simply charge the standard dealing fee, which could make dividend reinvestment prohibitive.' Modray adds: 'Overall it's a fairly good deal particularly for investment trust investors who prefer to reinvest rather than withdraw dividends.

The administration has said it prefers not to withdraw from the treaty but would instead seek to negotiate a new pact with Russia.