Sentence examples for preferable to be able from inspiring English sources

While it's preferable to be able to consult directly with an author, it's not always possible.

It would clearly be preferable to be able to give a unified treatment with different applications.

It would also be preferable to be able to treat basic magnitudes on a par with basic properties and relations in the generation of logical space.

It would be preferable to be able to access HDF5 files from pure JVM code, reducing the additional dependency to one more JAR file.

30 Inclusion of more severely disabled patients (NIHSS around 10) would be preferable to being able to compare upright cerebral haemodynamics with the results from the ongoing 'early mobilisation' trails.

"It's always preferable," she added, "to be able to hear your musicians".

"It would be preferable for people to be able to post something and then realize they made a mistake and have it taken down.

It would be preferable for the measure to be able to be administered in different ways, for example, by telephone, face to face and by post.

In our case it would be preferable to stay with whole-school health alliances in order to be able to work with comparable sets of stakeholders.

It's far more preferable to be compassionate.

Being a known quantity is preferable to being an outsider.