Sentence examples for preferably better than from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

And preferably even much better than they are getting elsewhere…because mostly you will find [that] people who don't attend trainings and seminars will always be doing things the way they used to do when they were in training maybe many, many years ago.

Mutants lacking cell-wall hydrolases that preferably formed chains fared significantly better than the wild type in a mouse colonization model.

You have to be better than most – preferably all – other competitors in something that is meaningful to your target audience.

I called my childhood friends in Russia last month and advised them to move their ruble denominated savings out of ruble into dollars and/or euros (either should be better than the ruble), preferably also taking their savings out of Russian banks and either transferring into big European banks or just putting them into a safety deposit box.

For many years I liked nothing better than to lie down – preferably in low-lying country such as East Anglia – and lose myself in the halting, pained progress of mountain climbers being winched ever-upwards by their own deranged romanticism.

Loose, preferably cotton, pants and underwear let air pass better than nylon underwear or tight jeans.

Almost everyone (including Mr. Walters, in principle) agrees that diverting drug users into treatment, preferably backed by the threat of jail, is much better than consigning them to prison.