Sentence examples similar to preferred win from inspiring English sources
The United States women's team didn't care about image; it preferred winning to popularity.
The Republican establishment backed George W. Bush early (and lavishly) because this time out, it preferred winning to principle.
Of course, like any shrewd politician, Thatcher knew which battles were unwinnable, or had to be postponed; but she always preferred winning a fight to reaching a compromise.
The new king preferred winning over his enemies to his cause; the nobles he attainted either died in the battle or had refused to submit to him.
On 8 May 1790 Talleyrand's proposal in the Assemblée that the new measure be defined at 45°N "or whatever latitude might be preferred" won the support of all parties concerned.
"Definitely prefers winning".
Personally I prefer winning.
"I obviously prefer winning.
"Personally, I prefer winning," Blair said.
Who would you prefer won the league?
"But I prefer winning over anything".
