Sentence examples for preferable he from inspiring English sources

It was preferable, he thought, to individual free schools acting unaccountably.

"There were once those who said that Sharm el-Sheikh without peace was preferable," he said.

Using marksmen to empty death row would be preferable, he said, than the alternative - building a gas chamber.

This time, Mr. Cervantes chose a white Chrysler -- white is preferable, he said, more pure-looking and family-like.

Nonetheless, it is preferable, he said, to have a flexible approach toward the amount of data that customers can download and upload.

A commission would be preferable, he said, one with access to internal documents and other information and a timetable to investigate and issue a final report.

I e-mailed and called Andrews, the interim director, several times, asking for more specifics on the "cost-savings" and on why he feels that having all O.G.S. staff in the Norman office would be preferable, but he did not respond.

"You wake up in the morning and [Saddam Hussein] is still there and it would be far preferable if he weren't.

Mr. Nader said that between Mr. Kerry and Mr. Bush, Mr. Kerry was preferable because "he would slow the deterioration of the country," but that the "difference is not significantly sufficient".

Once Mr. Gonzalez comes to the United States -- it would be preferable if he went to Miami rather than to Washington -- only the most obdurate foes of Mr. Castro can argue that Elian should not be reunited with him.

Douglas Davidson, the State Department's current special envoy for Holocaust issues, said at a conference at The Hague in November that "alternatives to litigation are preferable," but he conceded that a similar American commission is unlikely to emerge.