Sentence examples for preferably good from inspiring English sources

All societies want jobs and preferably good jobs at high wages.

Computers are good at spotting patterns, and Dr. Wolfram thought an analysis of his own personal data might reveal patterns in his life — for example, when he was most likely to come up with new ideas, "preferably good ones".

For Lee, collecting data often meant visiting some country, say France, Germany, or Sweden, conversing with knowledgeable people from industry or government, of course in their native language, drinking wine — preferably good wine — with his new friends, and coming home with a database of energy indicators, made available to him during his visit.

The name of the game for tennis players is leveraging strong on-court play, a winning personality and, preferably, good locks into lucrative endorsement deals.

But if this seems like old hat, remember that no playwright is better at tweaking audience expectations about celebrities than Mr. LaBute, who usually casts his plays with movie and television stars (preferably good-looking ones).

Ms. DeMairo wanted a charming old brownstone with a yard; Mr. Johnston preferred a loft, preferably in good shape.

"There are boxing fans who'd rather watch a fight — preferably a good one — to M.M.A.

You take a photo of a page, preferably in good light.

Much more likely that in a few - preferably a good few - novels' time, a convulsive final secret will see him and Cafferty locked together, disappearing over some Caledonian equivalent of the Reichenbach Falls.

Anyone who wants to operate an investment bank had better had lots of contacts at the SEC, and preferably a good job to offer the regulators when they leave the agency.

That this trade was able to happen at all was thanks to another lucky happenstance: the Detroit Tigers needed a shortstop, preferably a good one to make up for the three designated hitters in their lineup, and to replace soon-to-be-suspended Biogenesis client and spelling bee terror Jhonny Peralta.