Sentence examples for preferably to be from inspiring English sources
Mr. Coolidge, the Pianos talent booker, and Caroline Enright, the manager of River Gods, have thrown down a challenge: a New York vs. Boston Guitar Hero competition, preferably to be held when the Red Sox are playing the Yankees.
In contrast, the equivalent efficiency standard of Swedish building code is preferably to be implemented in the case of explicit carbon emission restriction as long as the marginal cost of carbon emission (carbon price) is sufficiently high.
Hence, the Tony administration committee is contractually obligated to produce at least seven musical numbers, or "entertainments," for the television show, preferably to be introduced by recognized celebrities, whether they have anything to do with the theater or not.
One way of enhancing ion dissociation in polyelectrolyte systems is to use copolymers in which only a fraction (<20%) of the mer units are charged and where the comonomer is itself chosen to be polar and preferably to be compatible with potential solvents.
One can even imagine a national decision to devote a larger proportion of national resources to the care of the old, given that a larger proportion of the population will be old — preferably to be paid for by taxing something we'd like to see less of (like fossil-fuel consumption) instead of something we'd like to see more of (like jobs).
Congress weighed the possible injustice of subjecting an innocent seller to a penalty against the evil of exposing innocent purchasers to danger from the drug, and concluded that the latter was the result preferably to be avoided.' Id., at 253254, 42 S.Ct., at 302 302.
This fraction is preferably chosen to be rather high, since a low diffusion barrier slows down the simulations substantially.
However, these parameters are inaccurate and therefore a LEFR is preferably not to be used to determine kinetics of particles, if operation of the EFR in the laminar regime is necessary (sticking particles).
Empirically, ∆t is preferably set to be 50 cycles, i.e. 1 s.
For instance, if you're manning a booth, somebody preferably needs to be standing.
For new products this preferably has to be carried out in national level.
