Sentence examples for still preferable from inspiring English sources

So, yeah, OK, they're still preferable to Rick Santorum.

And yet that's still preferable to eating what basically amounts to a warm bag of hepatitis.

Or is his folksy charm still preferable to Mr Kerry's Brahmin condescension?

But, for the candidate, a tainted victory is still preferable to a bitter defeat.

Which was bizarre to witness, admittedly, but still preferable to Kay Burley.

The experience is thus more difficult and not quite as entertaining, although still preferable to 50 push-ups.

Mr. Pinheiro said the diplomacy to pressure Mr. Assad was moving slowly but was still preferable to military intervention.

Still, market forces, even those like bankruptcy proceedings that give American carriers a slight advantage, are still preferable to outright government subsidies, some European airline officials said.

A similar conference, held at Paris in 1950, decided unanimously that the system of constants adopted in 1896 was still preferable to any other for practical use.

"Arsenal were beaten by Manchester United last night... " is slower than "Manchester United beat Arsenal... ", and if it is a London newspaper "Arsenal lost to Manchester United... " is still preferable.

And all of that is still preferable to dwelling on the story of the Kansas football coach, Mark Mangino, who went on a Kansas City radio show to defend himself angrily against charges of being a hateful meanie.