Sentence examples for preferring to offer from inspiring English sources

■ Scottish and Southern Has no similar trust operation, preferring to offer social tariffs.

They may also be relieved that the Communists have refused to join the government, preferring to offer "outside support".

German universities have long resisted the MBA, preferring to offer the Diplom-Kaufmann, a four- to six-year degree in business administration.

An obvious barrier is the perception that teenagers can be challenging to look after, with many people preferring to offer homes to younger children.

MSF declined to comment ahead of the investigation's release, preferring to offer a reaction after the organization has had a chance to review the report.

However, Haneke's vision is clearer and more pertinent than this movie, which does not have its razor-edge clarity and pitiless chill, preferring to offer a stifling fug of bafflement and fear.

Germany, as holder of the EU's rotating presidency, is the referee in this fight, so it prefers to offer the Poles something else altogether: language offering European solidarity to countries caught in an energy crunch (eg, if Russia turns off the gas taps).

Mr Brown prefers to offer incentives to good behaviour, for example by offering subsidies for insulating homes.

He prefers to offer positive reinforcement.

Other writers prefer to offer lengthier, more complex pieces of advice.

It prefers to offer shareholders the fullest possible exposure to a gold price rally.