Sentence examples for preferable action from inspiring English sources

Since promoting health and preventing health deterioration is the preferable action strategy compared to treating already-ill students or doctors, more research in this field is overdue.

Suffering is no longer seen as a normal part of our humanity and living, and death is seen as a preferable action to coping and trying to alleviate the suffering.

Tobacco companies may disagree about regulatory strategies or conclude that inaction is preferable to action that might have unintended consequences.

For this reason, unannounced or (initially) covert disobedience is sometimes preferable to actions undertaken publicly and with fair warning.

"Politics-as-usual" says that dithering and delay are preferable to decisive action, if that action will engender opposition.

Negotiation to prevent nuclear proliferation is always preferable to military action.

"We continue to believe that an increase at the federal level would be preferable to taking action at the state level," said Joseph Conway, a spokesman for the governor.

It is a reminder that disarmament negotiations are always a process, rarely an end in themselves, and always preferable to military action.

Despite all of the pomposity of our leaders, a military solution is neither a practical nor a preferable course of action to follow.

Even the most ardent advocates of going to war ought to realize that doing so in concert with other nations, and with the explicit approval of the Security Council, would be far preferable to military action by the United States and Britain.

Supporters of the sanctions said Iran's new willingness to talk was proof that the strategy could succeed — and in any case was preferable to military action to stop the nuclear program.