Sentence examples for prefer too from inspiring English sources

That is what the current Broncos brain trust would prefer, too.

Most prefer, too, to keep intact the wall the constitution has carefully erected between church and state.

If you define "most preferred" too broadly, the theory is virtually tautological.

She prefers, too, the camaraderie of TV - and latterly theatre - where intense work and close proximity for long seasons make for lasting friendships.

These observations show that in particular Series II was unbalanced in the pretest, mainly due to the fact that alternative C is preferred too frequently.

But he hadn't framed it up and put it all together in a coherent way, preferring too often to rely on his improvisational rhetorical skills.

Likewise, if you see someone is obviously sipping their drink very slowly, perhaps because they don't prefer drinking too much, don't be overly eager to give them more.

Too many rocks would crowd the mussels out of the gentle coves they prefer, and too few would leave them dangerously exposed to the fluctuating currents.

Robertson's mother would prefer that, too.

Of course, drug dealers and gunrunners prefer anonymity, too.

Since I boycott all forms of music DRM, I'd prefer that, too.