Sentence examples for preferred a delay from inspiring English sources

The state-owned tobacco company, Bulgartabac, will soon be on the block, even though vested interests might have preferred a delay.

I would have preferred a delay.

Many patients prefer a delay in diagnostics to using the closed machine.

May is facing a huge challenge to win enough support for her Brexit deal next week, as some hardline Conservative Eurosceptics indicated on Monday they may prefer a delay to leaving the EU than supporting a withdrawal deal that fails to solve the Irish backstop issue.

"The delay is not good for anyone, but if it's a choice between an injustice or a delay, of course, she prefers a delay," he added.

However, the discounted utility anomaly of a present-smaller reward being excessively preferred to a delayed-larger reward indicates the following inconsistent preference orders: X, t ≥ Y, s and X, t + ε ≤ Y, s + ε. (3).

Many London commuters might have preferred a tiny extra risk to weeks of discomfort and delay.

Moreover, a small closing delay prefers a large fuel oil inlet passage diameter.

From an investor perspective, we'd prefer to see a delay in Vista if it means a better product.

He did not want a repeat of the confusion of 29 May and preferred to delay any combat until he was assured of a full day in which to conduct it, in order that his signals not be obscured or misinterpreted.

Many of us would have preferred that delay for if any player deserved a glorious send-off undiminished by this week's sadness and grieving in the global rugby community, it was McCaw.