Sentence examples for would prefer to reduce from inspiring English sources

Mr. Coors said he would prefer to reduce that debt before embarking on further acquisitions.

Joseph Brusuelas, chief United States economist for IdeaGlobal, said that Mr. Bernanke would prefer to reduce the limited discount rate rather than cut rates more broadly.

Most Mexicans would prefer to reduce their country's burdens in close cooperation with the United States, without confrontation or lasting damage to relations.

It's true that when asked in the broadest sense if they would prefer to reduce the deficit mostly by cutting government programs instead of mostly by raising taxes, Americans chose cutting 53-37 percent. 53-37 percent

But I would prefer to reduce slowly our economic dependence on carbon fuels, rather than to try to counter the potential side effects with centuries of injecting sulphuric acid into the atmosphere or iron into the oceans.

Furthermore, its new market for growth shares, the Neuer Markt, is luring regional start-ups away from their local exchanges.Many of Germany's big companies are listed on all eight exchanges, but most would prefer to reduce that to a single listing in Frankfurt.

Instead, would-be budget architects were offered stark choices: Would you prefer to reduce Social Security benefits for those with high incomes or raise the retirement age for Social Security to 70? End all foreign aid or eliminate the Department of Energy?

After all, a tax on those negative externalities will reduce their output a little bit, and given the choice between reducing carbon a little bit and reducing income a little bit, wouldn't we prefer to reduce carbon?

For years, beekeepers have controlled deadly pathogens such as Paenibacillus larvae, Nosema spp. and Varroa destructor with antibiotics and pesticides but widespread chemical resistance is appearing and most beekeepers would prefer to eliminate or reduce the use of in-hive chemicals.

They are still seeking investment and would prefer to sell 30% to reduce their exposure, which rather signals how tight are the means with which they hope Leeds can be cheered up.

Only 19percentt of Puerto Ricans, who are American citizens even when born in Puerto Rico, say legal immigration to the United States should be increased, while 36percentt said they would prefer to see it reduced.