Sentence examples for preferably led from inspiring English sources

I hope now that Coulson has departed the scene a full investigation can begin, preferably led by a force other than the Met.

Another inquiry, into whether the establishment had overlooked child abuse, was announced but then stumbled, hinting at one of the problems with public inquiries.When something terrible and novel happens in Britain, many people's first response is to call for a public inquiry, preferably led by a judge.

Thus, we surmise hydrogen bonding at the interface between PVDF molecules and the Mg-OH pair can preferably lead to better-oriented packing of CH2-CF2 dipoles, which is the trans conformation.

The XRD spectra of samples implanted at 160 °C show that MoO3 and/or Mo4O11 precipitates have been formed, whereas implantation in the temperature range 300 700 °C preferably leads to the MoO2 phase formation.

Because of its central role in data storage and well-developed modules for up-to-date taxonomy, the INSDC would preferably lead this development.

(Young woman FGD 1) Our study has found that on BP/CR, the community perceived the importance of attending ANC, family is responsible in helping the pregnant woman, financial and practical preparations are essential, and all these should preferably lead to facility delivery.

You felt yourself squirming, wanting to pull a blanket over you, preferably lead-lined, to shield yourself from the merest stray phrase or casual observation.

Several years ago, Massachusetts officials visited resettlement agencies throughout the state with a reminder that refugee dwellings should be lead-safe, and preferably lead-free if they house children or women of child-bearing age.

A pro-Iran, Shia-dominated, and preferably Islamist government, led by a united Shia alliance remains Iran's top priority.

Iran's Policy Goals and Tools 3. (S) Iran's over-arching political objective for Iraq's January election is the re-election of a Shia-dominated, preferably Islamist, coalition led by Tehran's closest allies, notably ISCI and the Sadrist Trend under the rubric of the Iraqi National Alliance coalition (INA) (reftel).

Her assertions that "an effective movement of the unemployed will have to look something like the strikes and riots that have spread across Greece," and that "protesters need targets, preferably local and accessible ones," led Mr. Beck to ask on Fox this week, "Is that not inciting violence?