Sentence examples for preferred to force from inspiring English sources

The switch-hitter Kevin Stocker was scheduled to bat next, and Torre preferred to force Stocker to bat from his weaker side, as a right-handed batter; he also was wary of Kennedy swiping second.

Every coach would prefer to force the opposing team to conform to his team's style rather than trying new lineups and styles of play.

It may prefer to force the firm into liquidation in order to win that asset rather than engage in a restructuring negotiation that will keep the firm alive.

Banks may prefer to force taxpayers to front the money, but funding a $50-billion 50-billionesn't even seem like it would cut substantially into theireservets.

Several party members say they would prefer to force the Republicans to eliminate a different incumbent, noting that Ms. Buerkle is a potentially easy target in the 2012 elections.

The TP in radiation technologies prefers to force the commercialization of R&D results through interactions with small companies.

President Trump said Friday that the US will not do a deal with the European Union to remove tariffs on car imports, preferring to force the Europeans to build their heavy vehicles in the United States.

Courtois was again preferred to Petr Cech, forcing the 32-year-old to readjust to the unfamiliar role of substitute after nearly 500 appearances as Chelsea's first-choice goalkeeper.

But Charles's opposition to papal jurisdiction in Spain also led him to curb the arbitrary powers of the Inquisition, while his desire for reform within the church caused him to appoint inquisitors general who preferred persuasion to force in ensuring religious conformity.

Moyes said that Brown was "always cool and thoughtful, he preferred finesse to force".

A Dorset Police survey last year showed 77% of people preferred to contact the force by phone, with 75% of those calls made to the non-emergency 101 number.