Sentence examples for preferred to fall from inspiring English sources
Rather than seeking professional help, the people I grew up around preferred to fall back on inspirational mantras like "snap out of it," "pull yourself together" and the ever-popular "get a grip".
Days after the N.C.A.A. cleared Cam Newton to play despite finding his father broke the organization's rules, Julie Roe Lach, the N.C.A.A.'s vice president for enforcement, said it had traditionally preferred to "fall on the side of the student-athlete".
Easy answers aren't always available, which is one reason that many people prefer to fall back on generalities.
Sports scientist Andrew Jones recalls that Radcliffe would prefer to fall off the back in exhaustion during treadmill tests rather than tell him to stop the machine.
Instead of recognizing the critical need for the agency, the mayor would apparently prefer to fall back on a system that has shown to be ineffective.
"Some mujahedeen fighters are now preferring to fall into the enemy's hands instead of meeting death in the hands of brothers," said Mohammed, adding that the friction over Isis "is messing everything up here".
Even the offer of counselling after a specific ordeal is typically greeted with a mixture of embarrassment and annoyance, as we prefer to fall back on the trusty British stiff upper-lip.
Much depends on the motives you ascribe to UE, but the explorers themselves are mostly poor at self-analysis, preferring to fall back on T-shirt catchphrases: "Live on the edge", or "Do epic shit" (an imperative that can be read two ways).
Given the choice, photons prefer to fall into the same quantum state, and this weird chumminess could someday drive ultrafast quantum computers in which individual photons race around optical circuits.
"Some mujahedeen fighters are now preferring to fall into the enemy's hands instead of meeting death in the hands of brothers," said Mohammed.
The frequencies of the 17 subgroups among the wheat and Aegilops accessions (Table 1) are shown in Additional file 7. The γ-gliadins of each accession prefer to fall into one or two subgroups.
