Sentence examples for preferably through the from inspiring English sources

To understand their beauty, you must experience them over the course of a day, or preferably through the shifting seasons.

He told a House banking sub committee that the problem of inadequate insurance must be solved, preferably through the private insurance industry.

Safety advocates and scooter manufacturers recommend that before setting out, scooter riders, like motorcyclists, get proper licensing and adequate training, preferably through the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's RiderCourse classes.

Iodometric titration experiments demonstrate that the electrical charge neutrality compensation in SSCx proceeds preferably through the oxidation of cobalt ion for high Sm3+ contents (x ≥ 0.6).

In a telephone interview from Brazil on Thursday, Agnelli promised to pursue the two titles, preferably through the league structure, but, if necessary, through the courts.

New ways of financing such transformative changes will have to be developed, linking public and private capital, preferably through the creation of a national infrastructure bank, among other things.

The least damaging way to replace them would be to raise more from the value-added tax on consumption, preferably through broadening the base (to include food, for example, which is generally zero-rated) rather than increasing the rate.Beyond mending the public finances, reforms must seek to prevent another blowout.

The ownership of a large LCD television (preferably visible through the windows) or two cars (preferably both in front of the house) may be an expression of conspicuous consumption and be considered as an outward-directed symbol of status and prestige.

Observe the surface of the stone, preferably through a glass window rather than opening the oven.

As we plod or preferably prance through the years, old age seems distant.

During the 1990s there was much enthusiasm for the idea that, contrary to the United Nations Charter of 1945, countries should intervene in others' affairs, preferably collectively through the UN, when they thought that some other country was doing terrible things to its people.