Sentence examples for preferred more time from inspiring English sources

Several felt the exercises were too long and would have preferred more time devoted to lecture and discussion instead.

Whereas the majority of the patients were satisfied with this allocated time, a high number of HCPs would have preferred more time per visit.

Some preferred more time with a specific educator, but could not pinpoint someone they could do without.

Undertaking three productions over seven months was a coincidence of timing, Ms. Marvel said, and not by choice, since she would prefer more time with Silas and her husband, the actor Bill Camp.

The EU would prefer more time for dialogue.

Then again Isner, if he is indeed selected, generally prefers more time to get his long limbs organized.

Politicians and members of the authority's board said on Thursday that they were open to the discounted fare idea, but that they would prefer more time to review it.

Among those, Pakistan indicated today that it would prefer more time to search for a peaceful solution in Iraq and strongly suggested that it would not support a resolution that could justify an attack.

GPs in salaried positions tended to prefer more time for school health services.

It is worth noting that, in experiments with prisoners, researchers found that violent or schizophrenic inmates preferred more than fifteen times this area.

However, when asked to prioritize which single time horizon they preferred, more than half preferred a lifetime estimate, with one respondent commenting "I chose lifetime.