Sentence examples for would rather delay from inspiring English sources

They have resisted reducing principal balances for troubled borrowers, for instance, because that could force them to take losses they would rather delay.

Many of the Bush-loathing party faithful would rather delay progress of any sort until a Democratic president is elected in 2008.

It would rather delay the day when the eurozone has to sign up to fiscal transfers – rich countries paying for poorer members – to ensure long-term survival.

Mr. Ballmer also suggested that Microsoft would rather delay the release of the next major upgrade of its Windows operating system, code-named Longhorn, than sacrifice innovation or reliability.

It would rather delay the GST by six months than risk birth defects that would be hard to fix later.Even if it retains a few flaws, the GST will be far simpler than the thicket of taxes, surcharges and cesses it will replace.

The Bank of America study reports, "67percentt of small business owners would rather delay or reduce their own compensation than take any other course of action, such as delaying employee compensation or laying off employees".

"They'd rather delay a train service than run a train with graffiti on it," says Swami. "People are allowed to advertise on trains for free but we're not allowed to put our message up.

They'd rather delay the process until 2017, when a Republican may be in the White House and can pick a nominee more to their liking.

But when it comes to negotiating contracts with their workers, Big Business would rather use delay tactics to avoid paying better wages and benefits.

The abolition of customs formalities at national borders next May will merely streamline things a bit.EU enlargement might even be something that investors in central Europe would rather see delayed another couple of years.

The analysis was chosen over a more dynamic model that would rather reflect delay in screening behaviour than coverage.