Sentence examples for preferred to help from inspiring English sources

The Department of Health said it did not take more aggressive action against Seaport in previous years because it preferred to help troubled homes improve conditions.

He preferred to help his extended family, and to spend money on his wife of 13 years, Suzanne, and three daughters.

Speaker J. Dennis Hastert called the new coverage generous but indicated he preferred to help the jobless with a new economic program.

With the notable exceptions of disputes with transit workers in 2002 and 2005, in which he used threats, Mr. Bloomberg has mostly preferred to help midwife solutions in private.

We nevertheless believe that adopting a conservative management approach for athletes during altitude training camps is preferred to help reduce the likelihood/risk of illness impairing health and training.

The analysis is also known as simultaneous equations modeling, path analysis and 'causal modeling' in psychometric, econometric and social sciences but here a generic name is preferred to help recognizing its similarity with the covariance structures analyzed in mixed and/or generalized linear models.

If not, mischievous minds suggest that the Chiraquiens would prefer to help Ms Royal step into the Elysée Palace, rather than hand over to Mr Sarkozy.

"We've gone from being asset-gatherers to being producers again," exulted one broker who prefers to help his clients pick stocks than to sell them mutual funds.

This week the administration rejected the idea of sending American police officers or troops to Haiti, saying it prefers to help broker a political solution.

He says he prefers to help people he meets at local marketing association functions or at networking dinners he sets up periodically at local bars and restaurants.

"If someone is unsure of what they want to buy a child, we'd prefer to help them make an informed decision based on more factors than just the child's gender.