Sentence examples similar to whatever is preferable from inspiring English sources
Proponents of istiḥsān believe Muḥammad sanctioned this procedure when he said: "Whatever true Muslims prefer, is preferable in the eyes of God".
Mr. Usher contends that whatever the cost, it is preferable to other costs that would occur -- lost wages, human suffering and a greater demand for government benefits -- if companies in bankruptcy were liquidated and their assets sold piecemeal.
Once the record has been made, any additive or subtractive fabrication method can be used to print or mill from the STL file, an exact replica in whatever biomaterials are preferable.
"We could come to understand what's wrong is right as rain," he muses in "Blackbird Chain," which I think we can all agree is preferable to whatever he might've written explicitly about the back injury he said he suffered after "Modern Guilt". Before "Sea Change" and its perceived confessions, of course, that fuzziness was Beck's default mode.
whatever is the geometry.
Whatever the fragility of such an arrangement, Coburn implies that it is preferable to the modernizing plans of even the most thoughtful state-builders.
Thoughtful evolution is preferable.
Even a gilet is preferable.
Plate is preferable, by far.
Evolution is preferable to revolution.
