Sentence examples for preference to do from inspiring English sources

"It is not our preference to do it ourselves," he told me.

"A keiretsu restrains trade, because there's a very strong preference to do business only with someone in that family".

"State budgets have big holes, and governors are responding to that, and in most states, they're responding to clear voter preference to do it without tax increases".

US-headquartered businesses are sometimes slower than their counterparts in Europe to embrace UN-sponsored initiatives, says Aron Cramer, CEO of sustainability consultancy BSR, adding they "have a cultural preference to do first and talk later".

Although Deutsche Bank has a few German board members who staunchly advocate keeping the bank rooted in Germany, the chief executive, Josef Ackermann, is a Swiss-born investment banker who has made no secret of his preference to do a major international deal.

He says an instinctive preference to do a deal with Labour is shared by Liberal Democrat supporters and probably most MPs, but within limits the decision will be shaped by what if any form of hung parliament emerges from the election.

Cohen asked, "might we not wink at the Constitution this once" and allow preferences to do their good work (Cohen 1995, 20)?

Let your birth attendant know that you expect her to be vocal about your preferences to do things naturally except in case of emergencies.

But actually some people's preference – including my preference – is to do really fast transition, animated transition… Some people call it ludicrous speed so it's this really fast animation.

"My own preference is to do it immediately, however there is a question of international convergence," he said.

Is it your preference, then, to do it in as large a part as possible, as soon as possible?