Sentence examples for preferring to create from inspiring English sources

But Ticketmaster punted, preferring to create its own service, these people said.

The memorandum said the agency agreed to revamp the program, but instead eliminated it, preferring to create a new system.

Russia rejects the idea of being a junior partner to the United States in foreign policy, preferring to create its own role in global politics.

KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN, a 20th-century German composer who died in 2007, rejected traditional musical forms and often refused commissions, preferring to create his own avant-garde spatial works, which incorporate the physical space as a prime element.

(I've always admired the Italian habit of grouping at the beach. We Brits lay out our towels as far from the next bather as possible, but the Italians can't bear that, preferring to create a carry-on).

Every decade, a few more musicians abandon the stage, from Steely Dan and Brian Eno in the 1970's to XTC in the 1980's, preferring to create music in leisure and privacy (or solipsism), where nothing can interfere.

Beijing is also ignoring the UN Convention on Law of the Sea and dodging multilateral negotiated solutions, preferring to creates "facts on the sea".

I'd prefer to create opportunities.

Mr Sarkozy prefers to create an impression of flexibility and openness to ideas.

But some brands prefer to create their own food truck instead of hiring an independent operator.

Like the French, it would prefer to create a national champion from a domestic merger.