Sentence examples for preferable plan from inspiring English sources

But it soon became apparent that an amendment to the federal Constitution would be a preferable plan for suffragists.

Mr. Bradley had so fizzled that even on his signature issue, health care, voters were more likely to say that the vice president had the preferable plan.

Several attempts were made in this regard after the American Civil War (1861 65), but even though the Territory of Wyoming granted women the right to vote in all elections in 1869, it soon became apparent that an amendment of the federal Constitution would be a preferable plan.

"Many feel it's preferable to Plan A".

Korean Air called the plan preferable to laying off any more workers; 1,000 were let go earlier this month.

Mr. Miller said he believed that Mr. Bush was right, that Americans were overtaxed and that an across-the-board tax cut was preferable to the plan most Democrats favor, which would give smaller cuts to particular taxpayers to achieve specific goals like offsetting some day-care costs.

Moreover, since he is over the traditional retirement age, taking stock may be preferable for estate planning purposes.

Republicans said their approach was far preferable to Democratic plans since it put less of a burden on present and future taxpayers.

"It would have been preferable as the plans I have could have been put into place quicker, but I didn't ever waver".

Board members said, in a 7-2 vothatthet the retirement plan was preferable to the zoning that would have allowed homes to be built on the property.

Mr. Gore's plan is preferable because benefits would not rely on uncertain action by the states or the private sector.