Sentence examples for More preferential from inspiring English sources

He said he would also press the European Union to offer more preferential trade terms to Morocco.

And I discovered that the alternative minimum tax, or A.M.T., makes capital gains even more preferential than I'd realized.

Mansell certainly adds the colourful headlines which are part of the exercise and, if towards the end of the season Hakkinen is surging ahead, then here we go again: "Oh Caroline, I honestly suspect they're giving him more preferential treatment well, Peggy thinks so anyway".

SiC entrapment was more preferential within the cobalt matrix than the nickel one.

Meanwhile, more preferential policies should be given to the industry sector (prior to those advanced regions in manufacturing industry like Henan).

Although solid dry biomass has [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] been used directly (e.g., wood and straw) for ages, converting them into SNG has is a more preferential process.

The enzyme exhibits a slight stereospecificity for the C+P+ isomer of soman, which is due more to preferential binding than to selective hydrolysis of this isomer.

A repeated-measures analysis of variance confirmed that there were significantly more low SF preferential voxels in the right hemisphere regions (8.5% on average) than high SF preferential voxels (1.8% on average; t(11) = 2.4, P < 0.05).

Regional projects can consist of little more than loose preferential trading agreements.

The attorney general's investor protection bureau is specifically examining the 9 54 58 disclosure and, more broadly, whether preferential disclosure of data is a fair and appropriate business practice.

Bigger companies can buy the best spectrum, use it more efficiently, get preferential access to new handsets and implement powerful advertising campaigns.