Sentence examples for prefers to change from inspiring English sources

He has all his boilers inspected once a year but thinks the new boilers have a shorter lifespan than their predecessors, and he prefers to change them every 10 years.

But this selection does not imply that the user prefers to walk up to x meters, nor that he/she prefers to change up to y transportation means.

In Wardrop Equilibrium, the traffic needs to be assigned in a way that no driver prefers to change his/her path because it makes no improvement in the experienced travel time.

So they prefer to change things to re-establish relevance.

I prefer to change my posture regularly, and treat it a bit like a book".

But few have engaged Trump directly, preferring to change the topic or treat his rhetoric disdainfully.

She nodded and tried to make sense of the rules, commenting that maybe some boys preferred to change their clothes in front of other boys.

But he has long preferred to change policy in gradual, consistent steps that are well telegraphed to the markets, a practice he has followed faithfully over the last 10 months in raising rates five times in quarter-point increments.

But James Winchester, an analyst with Lazard Frères, said in some cases those results were achieved by the lines' taking a "hardball approach" on refunds with travelers who might have preferred to change their plans.

It doesn't reflect many of our values and my view is if you really want to get to genuine gender equality then we don't want to make it in that world, in fact we'd prefer to change that world".

They preferred to change the decorated surfaces of art pottery by applying flattened trees, flowers and landscapes in the Arts and Crafts style, sinuous shapes and organic motifs in the Art Nouveau style or abstract patterns and jazz motifs in the Art Deco style.