Sentence examples for so far preferred from inspiring English sources

Mr Putin has so far preferred combative rhetoric and threats to real violence.

Carlson Wagonlit has so far preferred to contract for volume discounts without purchasing the seats outright, he added.

David Cameron has so far preferred an easy life – ducking the issue of airport capacity in the South East, for example.

Under the rubric of "national reconciliation," Cambodia has so far preferred to try to forget, if not to forgive, the traumas of its past.

While Mr. Obama has said Mr. Burris should not be seated, many of his former colleagues on the caucus have so far preferred to remain silent.

For all of Kasich's condemnation of the anger of his rivals, voters have so far preferred that to his own sunny message.

The voters, so far, prefer the playful, nimble film about nothing to the sober, heavy film about something.

They have given little reason for hope, so far preferring to shoot up brothels and loot rather than protect the displaced in Goma.

But large ad tech shops like MediaMath, Turn, Mediaocean and AppNexus have preferred to wait out the market so far, preferring to raise tens of millions at valuations that until today were mostly in the $500-$500-$700 millione.

Some might be tempted to reformulate this comment as a sort of Church/Turing Thesis for biology, but we do not want to go so far, preferring to skirt the rather loaded issue of whether a cell, for example, is a true computing device in the sense of Church and Turing.

It is regrettable that the established medical community, which so far prefers to use antibiotic ointments in the absence or in the presence of growth factors or other methods [ 13], is not aware of the ozonated oil advantages as low-cost and great efficacy.