Sentence examples for ultimately preferable from inspiring English sources

Hormones — in implants, injections, gels or pills — while perhaps not ultimately preferable because of questions about long-term effects, might gain approval first.

In order to succeed, QikPod must make sure its lockers are easy to access, so shoppers won't decide it's ultimately preferable to sit around at home and wait for deliveries to show up.

Methods for ground testing are described and evaluated, noting that wind tunnel testing is best performed with a symmetry model in the absence of a moving ground; sled or rail testing is ultimately preferable, though considerably more expensive.

Chief executive Anne Marie Carrie said: "Ideally the pre-departure accommodation would not need to exist at all as UKBA should be doing everything it possibly can to incentivise families to make a voluntary return, which is ultimately preferable to an enforced one.

Change is, ultimately, preferable to stasis.

This measure led to chaos, as everyone acted in his own interests while trying to settle scores with personal enemies, leading the consul Fronto to famously remark that Domitian's tyranny was ultimately preferable to Nerva's anarchy.

Its weaknesses should be recognised, however, and constant pressure filtration tests, for example, which provide both sorptivity-, and equilibrium water content– pressure relations simply and accurately must ultimately be preferable.

The delegates were only able to agree on a policy of armed neutrality, which Breckinridge believed impractical and ultimately untenable, but preferable to more drastic actions.

Although randomized trials comparing MA and tamoxifen show comparable RRs and TTP, ultimately tamoxifen remains preferable to MA because of the toxicity profile.

Selective inhibition of mPGES-1 will allow for intact baseline PGE2 production as well as intact production of other PG important for muscle regeneration and, ultimately, constitute a more preferable anti-inflammatory treatment than the currently used systemic GCs.

Our experience to date suggests that laryngeal brushing is a technique that can be performed under general anaesthesia, although ultimately it would be preferable if the technique could be adapted for use in the outpatient setting under topical anaesthesia.