Sentence examples similar to would rather consistently from inspiring English sources
It's clear that NPR would rather play consistently to the left than reach a balanced audience.
1. Losing Is Unacceptable—No Excuse: The greats absolutely detest losing and would rather die than lose consistently.
Most Israelis, as polls have consistently made clear, would rather he was gone.
Interestingly, once machines give consistently correct answers, humans would rather deal with them than other humans, i.e., witness ATM machines.
Alaska Air (23) is cheap at 27% of revenue and book value, yet consumer polls consistently show that folks would rather fly it than any other airline.
Eighty-three percent admitted that there was a reliable number to call for help; however, despite this, respondents consistently noted that they would rather take their loved ones by private car or taxi.
Polls consistently show that the public would rather throw the bums out than hire more of them.
But it seems our elected representatives would rather risk our lives than their jobs and have consistently refused to consider legislation that would help make many deaths more tolerable.
Referee: Alan Wiley (Staffordshire) 7 40pm: A show of hands please: who amongst you would rather be a fan of a yoyo club than a consistently middling Premier League club?
They would rather starve.
