Sentence examples for preference to sell from inspiring English sources

"It remains our preference to sell the Verde business to the Co-operative Group," Lloydsaidid.

The financial pressure on Wilpon will now continue to mount, and his preference to sell 20 to 25 percent of the Mets to alleviate the strain, a plan that he announced a week ago, may not turn out to be enough of a remedy.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy expressed a preference to sell the player but Griffiths is pleased to be staying.

And ABN Amro's announcement of its preference to sell itself to Barclays has already rekindled the embers of speculation about other potential mega-cross-border financial services mergers in Europe, such as Citigroup tying up with Germany's Deutsche Bank.

His preference is to sell it as a fractional, he said.

Although Mr. Gossage said his strong preference was to sell Hercules as a unit, he did not rule out selling the businesses piecemeal.

Corporations use big data to gather information about consumer preferences and to sell products.

Mr. Manber said that A9 had no current plans to include paid ads in search results or to give a preference to products sold on Amazon.

The too-many-gentlemen theory is compelling in Smith's shorthand, "miserable is that Land, where more are idle then well imployed"—but for years historians marshalled evidence in support of a range of provocative explanations, from malaria and typhoid to salt poisoning and the Little Ice Age, and, finally, to the colonists' stubborn preference for planting tobacco to sell instead of corn to eat.

The army's difficulties were exacerbated by a number of factors, including a quartermaster's department that had been badly mismanaged by one of Washington's political opponents, Thomas Mifflin, and the preference of farmers and merchants to sell their goods to the British for hard currency instead of the nearly worthless Continental currency.

His first preference wasn't a rental service it was to sell movie downloads.