Sentence examples for preferably better from inspiring English sources

The animal that results from modification "should be no worse off from a welfare point of view — and preferably better".

But for the untold thousands who downloaded the album's songs free, they're just grist for the mill, placeholders until something else comes along, preferably better.

A place where the food is at least as good as what I can do at home and preferably better, and consistently so; one that's pleasant; one where I'm vaguely known as a repeat customer, but not falsely fawned over; one where I can pay without thinking about what that chunk of money might have gone to instead.

Income managers like Butler seek the highest yields they can get, preferably better than the S&P 500′s 1.6%.

a Effectiveness – the learning environment results in generally acceptable or desirable learning outcomes, preferably better than a corresponding non-smart learning environment with similar learners.

It is preferably better to leave hair to dry naturally, rather than blowing heat.

The spoiler is designed to neutralise the enemy's razzmatazz by running the same story, preferably bigger, better and sooner.

"We in Waterstone's need to offer you a digital reader which is at least as good, and preferably substantially better, than that of our internet rival," Daunt told BBC Radio 4's You and Yours programme.

Another donor was Michael Andregg, then 31, co-founder of Halcyon Molecular, a high-profile genetics start-up in Silicon Valley: "I hope you preferably get better," he wrote to her, "but failing that get cryopreserved".

Of course, it would prefer Windows users switch to a newer and still free version, moving from 6 to at least 7 and preferably 8 (better still, the beta test version of 9).

I feel confident that if I just stand up there and hit it towards the target it is going to go somewhere near.' Laura Davies, with a birdie- eagle- eagle finish, had a 66, to move to four under for the tournament and she needs at least as good, or preferably a better, score to have any chance.