Sentence examples for preferably much from inspiring English sources

I suggest one more precondition for would-be memoirists: that they be at least 40 years old, and preferably much older.

Several scientists said that because of the severe consequences of a missed diagnosis, a SARS test should have rates of false negatives and false positives of less than 5percentt, and preferably much smaller.

Every Guinness World Records should have a virtual cousin, preferably much bigger than the real thing, in which the man who ran out of puff blowing his Malteser jostles for space with the chef whose chocolate igloo was not quite large enough: the Guinness Book of Abject Failure.

In addition, it is important that the number of allowed values for each parameter is less than the number of ants (preferably much less) to ensure that the parameter space is adequately sampled.

The specifications for the ultrabook say it should be less than 21mm thick (and preferably much less), start up instantly, have a battery life of at least five hours and cost less than $1,000 £6500).

Avoid heavy and bulky extending handles and wheels and opt instead for a bag with a strap, or, preferably, much more comfortable and unrestrictive, one with backpack-type straps.

Make sure she is unavailable, preferably with much handsomer boyfriend.

Otto Inglis Edinburgh After the terror-instilling events in Paris, it is tempting to retaliate with a counter-attack, preferably of much greater magnitude.

Only 7percentt of us have been divorced (although one member boasted that he has had five marriages and is now looking for his sixth partner -- preferably someone much younger than he).

So, it was time to seriously consider using someone else's eggs -- and preferably someone much younger.

The glasses should reveal the whole eyebrow (let's not get into the bushy vs 90s sperm brow debate right now) and preferably as much of the eyeball as possible.