Sentence examples for preferable course from inspiring English sources

It could even be a preferable course.

But their efforts are likely to stall unless they can court Democratic votes, and many Democrats view litigation against the FCC as the preferable course of action.

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

It seems to me that civil dialogue is a much preferable course of action.

Obviously, the preferable course would be to rise to the occasion.

Bush and Reagan argued that engagement rather than confrontation with these governments was the preferable course, because any ruling group would bristle at being subject to outside pressure.

Celebrating triumphs is preferable, of course.

It would be infinitely more preferable, of course, for the profession to conduct a rigorous collective self-examination.

Though it would be preferable, of course, to have him with us, his writing turns out to have a cohesive theatrical life of its own.

Winning with grace and generosity would be preferable, of course, but at least Steinbrenner pours much of his profits back onto the field, where the fans can enjoy them.

That is far preferable of course to Egypt falling into the hands of extremism or a more authoritarian system of government". No 10 said David Cameron had spoken to Mubarak by telephone on Saturday night to express his "grave concern" about violence against anti-government demonstrators.