Sentence examples for ultimately prefer from inspiring English sources

He explained to them why, polls notwithstanding, voters would ultimately prefer him over his opponent, John Kerry.

The authors ultimately prefer the term "conscientious omnivore," and though both labels may make you wince in recognition, many of us will identify with them.

It may be that Turkey will ultimately prefer a stable, friendly new border state free of extremists (of any hue) that is also an energy supplier and trading partner.

The real problem with the latter solution for a lot of Labour people is one that they are reluctant to have a conversation about, even with themselves, so I'll just state the truth: in order to comply with the "let's all unite regardless of Jeremy" faction, you have to ultimately prefer that Jeremy Corbyn was Prime Minister over David Cameron.

Some officials on the Mets have been unsure about Glavine's interest in them, since the standout left-hander has spent his entire career with the Atlanta Braves, with whom he has won 242 games, and may ultimately prefer to re-sign with them.

Of course, retailers would ultimately prefer that customers buy from the physical store while they are in the shop.

Zidane was ultimately preferred to the available Jose Mourinho because president Perez felt that the Portuguese would divide the Bernabeu.

Although it found some investors willing to participate at that level, it ultimately preferred a different group.

I believe staff would have ultimately preferred this and invested freely into this, more readily buying into new working methods.

But he escaped into English as a child, via the works of Kipling and Conan Doyle, and ultimately preferred the language for his own books.

Yet it was Gehrig, the shy, unassuming first baseman, whom I ultimately preferred over the Rabelaisian Ruth as a boyhood hero.