Sentence examples for well prefer to from inspiring English sources

The Agnellis and other shareholders might well prefer to hold shares in GM.

The current leaders may well prefer to maintain their position, power and control.

Possibly not much: before long, even racegoers betting £2 or £5 may well prefer to gamble via their mobile phones.

Ethiopia and others may well prefer to see a weak and wretched Somalia rather than a united and Islamist one.

Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton may well prefer to see the clerical regime go nuclear than strike it preventively.

The people whom "Granite Flats" seems aimed at might well prefer to turn the clock back to a time before all of those things.

The manifold has two containers full of various sorts of rubber and plastic that are particularly good at gumming things up (Mr Wells prefers to call this a "bridging agent").

"I think the commissioner, and myself as well, would prefer to see on the face of the bill what that exact definition is.

Providers often have negative attitudes towards hypnotics as well, and prefer to reduce their prescriptions of such medications [ 18].

Most answers can be summarised with this statement: "Well, I prefer to discuss these things with the physician; he advises me the best" (R1).

However tortuous the past nine years' road to national reconciliation may have been, they may well prefer it to this belated out-with-the-villains alternative.