Sentence examples for prefers to extend from inspiring English sources

Stapleton, the laid-back outlier from California, prefers to extend his authority to five managers around the world.

Importantly, our results also indicate that DinB is less efficient at inserting a base opposite the 3'-dT of the dimer, and instead prefers to extend from the 3'-OH of dA paired with the 3'-dT of the dimer (Fig. 6).

Dworman said SMG would prefer to extend the Islanders' lease (on the Coliseum and a new arena) and take less money than in the current deal.

European Union officials are frustrated by the Greeks' shambolic approach and would prefer to extend the current bail-out, which expires at the end of February.

If the economy needs more stimulus, the Fed would prefer to extend its policy of holding short-term interest rates near zero.

Look too keen on governing with Labour and you alienate one group; sound like you'd prefer to extend your partnership with the Tories and you repel the other.

The episode ended up with G.M. cast as the villain in a documentary, "Who Killed the Electric Car?" Mr. Young, who ended his tour last summer by pouring Champagne over his Mini's hood, said he would prefer to extend his lease.

The decision represented a rare congressional defeat for US security agencies and a pitched retreat by McConnell and his Senate Republican colleagues, who had preferred to extend existing surveillance law.

Mr. Bernanke described this as "a change in the mix of tools" in testimony before the House Financial Services Committee earlier this month, suggesting that the Fed would prefer to extend its policy of holding short-term interest rates near zero rather than once again expanding its bond portfolio.

He has been linked with a return to Celtic or a move to Major League Soccer but was thought to prefer to extend his stay in English football.

Of course, companies that own intellectual property would prefer to extend the Blackacre analogy into cyberspace, barring unauthorized access to their Web sites and controlling every stray bit of intellectual content.