Sentence examples for preferable to stop from inspiring English sources

Progression of LVMI and wall thickness mainly took place between age groups 2 and 3. Thus, it might be preferable to stop this progress in the early years following diagnosis by starting ERT early.

I believe there is a preferable measure to stop it, and that is by using economic sanctions instead of military attack.

Of course it is preferable for political negotiations to stop mass violence before it burns out for want of further victims, if this can possibly be achieved.

Supporters of the sanctions said Iran's new willingness to talk was proof that the strategy could succeed — and in any case was preferable to military action to stop the nuclear program.

I avoided the first row, reasoning that if the driver were forced to stop abruptly, it would be preferable to be stopped by the row directly in front of me than to be hurled through the cab.

Small, steady price cuts might actually be preferable all round.But once firms start to use them, it is hard to stop.

It is certainly preferable, but not a requirement.. If there is no intervention and political will to stop Assad's crimes remains absent, the world will once again have to answer for standing on the sidelines of a mass murder.

"He will try to stop to eat if you let him, so you need to be firm". This is infinitely preferable to a pony with an unquenchable desire for the open horizon; I am perfectly happy.

In some cases this might mean modest increases to council tax, often preferable to reducing or stopping services as we work to deliver radical new models of public services".

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] tax or trade?SIR –The Economist continues to propagate the myth that a carbon tax is preferable to carbon trading ("Stopping climate change", December 5th).

Zero Dark Thirty Years later, the officially sanctioned stop-and-frisk program appears infinitely preferable to an unspoken acceptance of stop-and-choke, although there may be a fine line between them, and one which is too easily crossed.