Sentence examples for prefers to qualify from inspiring English sources

Despite the failures, La Russa prefers to qualify for the playoffs than not be there at all.

After I finished they said: 'That was dog.'" When Milton headed home, he chose not to seek a league club, preferring to qualify as a PE and English teacher while playing for Dover in the Conference.

We are aware that some colleagues will feel uneasy with the term 'toxidermia' and would prefer to qualify these patients as 'incomplete lupus with isolated skin manifestations'.

As a more detailed sub-classification of the AGC category may be an additional factor in cytologic-histological discrepancies we prefer not to qualify AGC diagnoses.

His wife, who is a qualified dental nurse, plays no part in the business but prefers to stay at home to look after the children.

He prefers to watch documentaries.

She prefers to sleep late.

He prefers to stay natural.

Increasingly, young people attracted to criminal law may prefer to train as solicitors and qualify as solicitor advocates.

According to Gillian Watson of the Teacher Training Agency, "a lot of schools just prefer to take people who are qualified," but help in locating a place may be available by calling the TTA helpline (01245 454 454).

However, most of the newly qualified doctors prefer to enter hospital-based specialities instead of primary health care.