Sentence examples for preferred to replace from inspiring English sources

She was criticized, for example, for saying that she preferred to replace Henri Loyrette as head of the Louvre with a woman, suggesting Sylvie Ramond, director of the Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon.

It was observed that the rich households preferred to replace inferior types of biomass fuels with firewood, the middle-class households preferred a mixture of both types and the poor households opted for inferior types of biomass fuels.

Furthermore, because repeated assessment of the grade of hepatic fibrosis may be required during the management of a prolonged clinical course, a non-invasive technique would be preferred to replace this invasive procedure.

Even if partial replacement is an option, many surgeons prefer to replace the entire knee, he says.

Mr. Babus prefers to replace hampers with custom recessed cabinets.

So while many Nassau residents prefer to replace an arena they consider an outdated eyesore (it was built in 1972) because they still want a place to see concerts and sporting events, they are mindful that it will quite likely come at a heavy cost.

Those in Mr Bush's team who worry about the diplomatic repercussions in Europe and beyond and it has to be said that some worry more than others would clearly prefer to replace the treaty with a new set of understandings with Russia.

But if such a manoeuvre were just a tactic to protect the rest of the licence fee as solely for the BBC's benefit, it is very risky, when a clear majority of people have for some years said – when asked – that they would prefer to replace the licence fee altogether.

The structural analysis indicated that in all cases, except SiB, the dopants prefer to replace a CC bond.

The Ca prefers to replace the RE atoms due to its large metallic radius (0.1773 nm) [23], causing the expansion of the c-axis parameter.

Many universities have sought to develop their own hybrid learning courses as another option for students and instructors who prefer to replace some portion of traditional face-to-face meeting time with online instruction.