Sentence examples for preferable kind from inspiring English sources

The preferable kind of tweeting.

But Mr. Bloch said yesterday that Mr. Zarb's threat was "misguided because a control board is preferable to the kind of budget Mr. Gulotta put forth".

However, even that may be preferable to the kind of conservative pessimism that allowed a British Tory government to stand idly by while Serbia set about the ethnic cleansing of Bosnia.

Low temperatures are preferable for this kind of experiments because the intensity of electron scattering is reduced.

Sure, it's preferable for all kinds of reasons.

Eswar Prasad, the China division director of the I.M.F., said on Monday that while it was unclear how much money was bypassing the banking system, it would be preferable for these kinds of dealings to occur within the purview of the financial regulatory system.

There was widespread agreement that CBIs are preferable to in-kind assistance where markets are functioning.

Yet it is often thought that cash is preferable to in-kind transfers on theoretical grounds.

A survey conducted by the Pew Research Center has suggested waning confidence, with just 48% of Tunisians saying democracy is preferable to other kinds of government.

In some cases, like pain assessment, a VAS is preferable to other kinds of scale, because it provides a closer description of the patients' experiences [ 30].

Like Chamberlain before him, he refused to consider a settlement, although there were others inside and outside the government who thought an agreement of some kind was preferable to further warfare.