Sentence examples similar to preferable course for from inspiring English sources

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

It could even be a preferable course.

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

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

It is, of course, preferable for Europe to be working in tandem with the US to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as well as to address other global issues in a strong, transatlantic alliance.

Celebrating triumphs is preferable, of course.

"A midfield role is preferable; of course it is the manager who decides who plays where.

Many people would think a less confrontational approach might be preferable – unless, of course, Solanke feels his path is blocked and is looking for a move this summer.

Although the £100 fine goes straight to the Treasury, the £90 for a speed awareness course - a preferable option for drivers wanting to avoid points and with them higher insurance premiums - goes to the police force.

Classroom courses are preferable for beginners who are serious about learning a language, said Mike Ledgerwood, director of the language learning and research center at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.

Single dose regimens for IPT would be preferable to a course given over several days.