Sentence examples for strongly prefer to from inspiring English sources
"We strongly prefer to have differential drug benefits," he told Senator Craig Thomas, a Wyoming Republican who shares that view.
I will buy your girl scout cookies, but would strongly prefer to buy them from your girl scout, fellow parent.
Germany would strongly prefer to embed them in a formal EU treaty agreed on by all 27 members.
Polls in key swing states and nationally show that, at present, voters trust Obama more than Romney to deal with Medicare, and strongly prefer to leave the Medicare program as is.
But Clemens, Pettitte, Mussina and Orlando Hernández all strongly prefer to keep in a regular routine and pitch with four days' rest; when an off day comes up on the schedule this year, the Yankees might skip their No. 5 starter and keep the others working on four days' rest.
It is a direct pitch, among other things, to Germany, whose chancellor Angela Merkel has told Mr Cameron that she would strongly prefer to decide the future shape of Europe by agreement with all 27 nations, and not just within the 17-member euro area.
"We would have strongly preferred to avoid litigation in connection with this matter," Mr. Walker wrote in the three-page letter to the White House and Congressional leaders.
"And they are effectively holding these co-ops hostage as quasi-rental buildings," Ms. Hewitt added, saying that she strongly prefers to sell.
But several aides said the candidate strongly preferred to fly, even when it meant that his staff had to scramble to drop him off and pick him up in different cities.
*"A Democratic supporter of an Iraq resolution is most compelling and strongly preferred to the Republican supporter when he or she gives strong voice to certain reservations about this operation -- the need for allies who will share costs, concern about increased instability and neglect of the war on terrorism".
Knowledge of scheduling and registration was said by the largest number of participants to be the type that they most strongly preferred to be shared.
