Sentence examples for preferable to give from inspiring English sources

That's why it's always preferable to give cash.

It may be preferable to give Duffield the benefit of the doubt and wait to see whether his actions do finally start to turn the business around.

It's preferable to give full attention to the Asa Gohan, which manages to taste like a raspberry crisp with whipped cream on top and a sake chaser.

Burchfield found it preferable to give the limited space (and effort) available to some of the many other words that he had to consider for inclusion.

So, Mr. Morgenthau must decide whether it is preferable to give immunity to a murderer in order to set free two possibly innocent men, or to refuse immunity and let them complete their sentences of 25 years to life.

In my view it is much better, both morally and practically, to attempt to bring about a state of affairs in which the Russians, out of pure self-interest, find it preferable to give up their separatist position.

Even if the therapy is problematic or unsatisfying, that might be preferable to giving it up altogether or starting all over again with an unknown therapist.

One privacy lawyer said Google might be wagering that paying fines and enduring negative publicity was preferable to giving regulators insight into its data collection practices.

But while these negotiations may carry a real risk of failure, taking that risk seems far preferable to giving in to the fear that the conflict has no end.

Although not free money, small business loans can sometimes be preferable to giving up more equity in the short term.

So assuming you can afford to pay the tax with nonretirement assets–and can stomach the idea you might now find this strategy preferable to giving an IRA to charity.