Sentence examples for preferable to wait from inspiring English sources

Jan Kees de Jager, the Dutch finance minister, said: "It would be preferable to wait until after the elections.

But hope springs eternal, and some plaintiffs are being told that it would be preferable to wait.

It would have been preferable to wait until the end of the program, however, as the interruption disrupted the flow of the concert.

It would have been preferable to wait until police and crime commissioners were in post, in November 2012, before proceeding with this costly process".

The center's director, Michael Leiter, said that it would be preferable to wait for stronger confirmation of bin Laden's presence in Abbottabad.

In practise it is preferable to wait until all deal documentation is executed prior to such an announcement.

Navigating the Islamist checkpoints and shoot-to-kill Turkish border guards to reach the destroyed city of Aleppo was preferable to waiting for the border to open.

Mr. Draghi said that reaching a final agreement by the end of January would be preferable to waiting until the next big meeting in March.

Dr. Dot Richardson can answer only that she still has the passion and she earned the opportunity and because a game not measured by time is preferable to waiting around for hers to be up.

That's why downloading and watching a crummy, fuzzy version of a first-run movie is preferable to waiting forever for the DVD or pay-per-view.

Even before the 2016 election, I argued that a constitutional amendment to get big money out of politics was preferable to waiting for a re-balanced Supreme Court to do the job for us.