Sentence examples for preferable a from inspiring English sources

Preferable a (non-Norman Bates-style) motel Bates Motel.

Which was preferable, a live Christmas tree or an artificial one?

The response of experts was equally dismissive: Clearly you have no idea how preferable a miserable factory job is to an even more miserable existence in rural China.

While in-person therapy is usually preferable, a study published in the current issue of the journal Sleep found that 81percentt of 118 subjects who used online behavioral therapy reported improved sleep.

Which is preferable: a courageous, or even merely grasping and competitive, individualism, versus a medieval (or, in the case of non-European cultures, "primitive") personality so deeply mired in community and ritual that it can barely distinguish a "self"?

For about two-thirds of the patients, bypass surgery was preferable, a subsequent analysis found, while for about one-third of the patients, stenting was preferable, said Dr. Patrick W. Serruys, the principal investigator of the study and a professor of medicine at Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam.

The differences in timing of data collection, the sample sizes and the underlying populations between the two data sources suggest that neither of these data sets should be considered preferable, a-priori.

The horrible irony is that Ellis Short is so infinitely preferable an owner to Mike Ashley up the road at Newcastle.

It is preferable an elemental structure that limits interactions between the flows of different magnitudes.

Preferable, an RBR-reporter line would be used.

Rotisserie trumps fried or fingers; a whole, likewise, is preferable to a half or a quarter.