Sentence examples for preferably well from inspiring English sources

Until such time as you get your expenditures below 25, and preferably well below 25, you won't balance a budget.

There are problems of capacity, organisation, governance, skills and management in developing countries that have to be overcome, preferably well before the United Nations, the World Bank (or some other unspecified body) arrives on the scene with the cash.

A health care proxy, on the other hand, is a person selected by the patient, preferably well before the situation arises, who, in the eyes of the law and medicine, acts as the patient when the patient is unable to make decisions for himself or herself.

According to reports, they are not only seeking a much bigger cut in troop numbers this year up to 8,000 than the armed forces hoped to get away with; Mr Obama's men also want a firm schedule for reversing the rest of the surge, preferably well before election day.Their case is strengthened by the growing discontent over the war.

Can be done anytime, but preferably well before the next step.

Fortunately, quitting works; smokers who stop before age 40 (and preferably well before 40) avoid over 90% of the risk.

Put the bacon grease or butter in a 20cm ovenproof frying pan (preferably well-seasoned cast-iron if you have it) over a medium-high heat, until the fat is sizzling and, if butter, turning brown.

Starbucks coffee shops (once they have co-opted a right-on, third-world-loving, world-music-playing milieu) operate by "clustering": an area becomes saturated with branches, local cafes close down (preferably well-liked independent ones in groovy areas) and the big brands take over.

What that means is a victim or victims, preferably well-off and/or white, injured at the hands of the poor, or a minority.

Fresh, preferably organic, well washed (you can use a commercial vegetable wash or water and vinegar mix, rinse well after) leafy greens are a treat for guinea pigs.

This book shows that one cannot act unless one has lived and preferably lived well.