Sentence examples for preferred that a from inspiring English sources

Thus, Neurath and Carnap preferred that a physicalistic thing-language be employed as the starting point and testing ground of all knowledge claims.

Forty-eight percent of voters said they preferred that a bipartisan coalition run the Senate, according to the poll, compared with 31 percent who said they wanted Democrats to control the chamber and 17 percent who said they supported Republican leadership.

The publication still preferred that a sentence be recast as plural when possible, so singular pronoun quagmire could be avoided altogether.

Just 5 months after Gaddafi's death, while 69% of the 2,000 Libyans surveyed said they would like to have a say in who rules the country, 35% of them preferred that a strong leader rule the country 5 years from now.

On balance, we preferred that a site gets credit only when a person either became less impaired on the improvement measure or more impaired on the decline measure.

Most participants said they would want to know if they were diagnosed with cancer (86.6%), and preferred to consult doctors (72.4%) and other HCPs (90.8%) who were female; only 2.1% preferred that a nurse examine them rather than a doctor.

One new issue here worth buying is E-Trade Financial (28, ET), a 6.125% preferred that has a mandatory conversion to common on Nov. 18, 2008.

Baseball would prefer that Rodriguez accept a punishment the way Ryan Braun, the Milwaukee Brewers slugger, recently did.

Moscow would prefer that Georgia join a Russian-dominated group of countries including Kazakhstan and Tajikistan.

"Maybe I'd prefer that Harry has a month's holiday after the season to rest," he said.

I'd prefer that Iran never get a bomb.