Sentence examples for would prefer to pay from inspiring English sources

Republicans would prefer to pay for this through spending cuts elsewhere.

Like virtually any buyer, private equity firms would prefer to pay less.

However, if you would prefer to pay via check or credit card, we accept those methods of payment as well.

J. Scott Kirby, president of US Airways, said that passengers would prefer to pay for the features they actually used.

Perhaps they would prefer to pay a dollar or so less and get the book in lesser condition, but we are old-fashioned.

Barclays would prefer to pay fees in cash, using the proceeds from any iShares sale, for example, to contribute to the cost.

"I think we'll pick up market share," he told me, "the market share of people who'd prefer to pay in bitcoin, with an honest currency". He says customers may be able to do so as soon as four months from now, though the second half of 2014 is his target date.

They would much prefer to pay me to do it for them".

He would probably prefer to pay for a share of some British functions, for example diplomacy and revenue collection, than instantly to set up separate ones.James Mitchell of Strathclyde University has just completed a marathon set of interviews with SNP members.

After all, if you were an employer, would you prefer to pay $300 for a listing on Monster, pay nothing to post it on a site like Craigslist, or just display it on your own site?

"It sounds like a strange concept, but would you prefer to pay £50 to get your fridge or freezer working again or hundreds of pounds on replacing the food and buying a new appliance?" he asked.