Sentence examples similar to suit preferable from inspiring English sources

Old hands may continue to insist that the only way to play is eyeball-to-eyeball, but for many online gamblers, playing from home when it suits them is preferable to the intimidating atmosphere of a casino that might in any case be some distance away (especially in America).

What a rabid fashionista might dismiss as second best, or hopelessly last-season, he would counter is often preferable: it suits one's needs best.

Perhaps a dinner suit and a music stand would have been preferable after all.

Three no-trump will be preferable usually only if the short suit is opposite a strong holding.

Conventional wisdom suggests that three no-trump is normally preferable to five of a minor suit unless the deal is very distributional or there is a serious weakness in a major suit.

It seems to suit something in "English" bloody-mindedness, that it's preferable to scrap for a win instead of playing for one, if that makes sense.

South might have advanced his partner's takeout double with two no-trump, but three hearts is preferable, despite having only four cards in the suit.

Medium orchid bark is best suited for smaller cymbidium orchids, while coarse orchid bark is preferable for plants in pots larger than 6 inches (15 cm) in diameter.

But he said it might still be the preferable option for families with a house layout that suited the automated tech.

Examples are presented to show that not all problems are well suited to such approaches, and in those cases, it may be preferable to compute decision surfaces directly by means of alternative costs.

The second view seems preferable since the discovery in the 1950s of a fine bronze suit of heavy armour at Argos in a late 8th-century context.