Sentence examples for preferring to join from inspiring English sources

He never completed this work, preferring to join the family business.

He deserves to remain a career Ranger, but as an unrestricted free agent, he couldn't be blamed for preferring to join a Cup contender.

After getting burned during Russia's post-Soviet frontier days, many Japanese business executives redlined Russia, preferring to join the stampede into China.

Watson rejected the honour of playing for the all-white Springboks in 1976, preferring to join segregated black teams on dustbowl township pitches at the height of apartheid.

Politically speaking, Belgian Muslim's have up to now kept a relatively low profile, preferring to join mainstream political parties rather than set up their own parties on strictly religious grounds.

Anything less risks public embarrassment and financial loss — which may be why schools seem to prefer to join existing consortiums.

On the other hand, many Ewe tribes in the southern part would prefer to join French Togoland.

Santa Fe and Millonarios both wanted to sign Falcao but he preferred to join Espindola's side, Lanceros.

Chelsea are also reported to be interested in signing Mane, although it's understood that the player would prefer to join United should the chance present itself.

Given such a vacuum, it is no wonder the public does not trust political parties to clean up the system and prefers to join Mr Hazare's crusade.

The Blues have courted the Brazilian for almost 12 months and believe he would prefer to join them over a switch to Anfield.