Sentence examples for preferred action from inspiring English sources

Allardyce preferred action to words at the end of a daunting week yesterday.

Sources suggested that while Eagle's team had been busily collecting names, Watson's preferred action was to hold tight and wait for Corbyn to step down voluntarily after experiencing the reality of running an opposition with such a thin frontbench.

"This is not our preferred action.

Davies preferred action sequences that moved up and down, a scale that is not seen much on television.

Consulting a practice nurse was the next preferred action for both symptoms and there was a significant preference not to use self-care.

The agency's final statement on the proposed rule said the "preferred action" was to list the beluga as endangered.

They were also given "justifications" as to why some interventions were better or worse than others so they developed a theoretical understanding of the reasons behind preferred actions.

Thirdly, policymakers may find themselves in a situation where they will have more open, strategic opportunities in which they are able to define a problem, to identify options, to characterise the costs of the options and their consequences, and to look for windows of opportunity to undertake preferred actions.

Matic did not deny that the United players had been talking about the situation – with Luke Shaw setting the tone with his admission that the ones on the pitch needed "to look at ourselves" rather than looking to the manager for guidance – but the midfielder would prefer action to words, and preferably in the next match.

As a society, we prefer action to contemplation, risk-taking to heed-taking, certainty to doubt.

Monologues are difficult to deliver in today's theatre; most audiences prefer action to reflection.