Sentence examples for preferable to such from inspiring English sources

For all the griping about the bearpit approach to PMQs, even Punch and Judy politics is preferable to such a dishwater debate.

Surely preferable to such solemn verbal acrobatics is the parodic approach taken by Thomas Pynchon, a never-show who dispatched the comedian Professor Irwin Corey to pick up his National Book Award in 1974.

However, fitting a stochastic, nonlinear model of disease transmission may be preferable to such nonparametric approaches, as it may offer mechanistic insights.

As such, it is preferable to such conventional, character-based support measures such as Bremer support [ 112] and the bootstrap, which are invalid in this context given that MRP characters for a given source tree are non-independent.

Following the application of the Breusch Pagan test, it was concluded that random effects are significant, and it is therefore preferable to use such an estimation rather than the grouped panel estimation.

From our experience with these cases, it seems preferable to treat such patients with a staged procedure, the first step being excision of the soft tissues around the pin tracts and curettage and drilling of the bony holes.

Accordingly, it is preferable to apply such low-complexity user scheduling schemes in systems that operate at the low range of SNR values as in the emerging mobile broadband communication systems.

As described earlier, it may be preferable to base such analyses on CE.

Though it would be preferable to conduct such a study it is not feasible for practical reasons.

Despite this, it would still be preferable to have such a process set out in advance rather than always working retrospectively.

12 The expression "obs stable" might be regarded as less categorical and therefore preferable to alternatives such as "obs normal" or "obs unremarkable".