Sentence examples for prefers to increase from inspiring English sources

Because of this, GM prefers to increase marketing and profit-hampering rebates when dealers' lots are overflowing with UAW-built cars they can't sell.

But business has sat on its hands, preferring to increase output by employing more cheap labour.

Companies have preferred to increase output by adding labour rather than capital.

Wuttke looked at which students failed to complete the test and which preferred to increase their speed – even at the risk of increasing their errors.

He had previously cast aspersions on austerity, preferring to increase manufacturing through instituting protectionist measures and multiple exchange rates to subsidize exporters.

Iran has been less than keen to join a proposed freeze of output at January levels, preferring to increase output now it is back on world markets.

During the campaign, Mr. Bloomberg said he would prefer to increase salaries for teachers, rather than hire more teachers, as a means of retaining experienced teachers in school.

Rapid hydrolysis was preferred, to increase the monodispersity of the resulting particles and prevent competing reactions.

"They would prefer to increase their profits, rather than underground the entire route.

Because mothers prefer to increase their children's human capital investment or prefer to increase spending on daughters (Alderman and King 1998), the person who makes family decisions will affect their children's educational opportunities.

Firms may prefer to increase the level of compliance among women because some labor regulations are cheaper for them.