Sentence examples for To prefer for from inspiring English sources

Against the story, the postwar world had offered "information", which readers of daily newspapers came to prefer for its immediacy.

"Glitches" — the term that company people seem to prefer for errors and accidents in computer elections — began to emerge in those earliest years.

It is in the Atlantic Ocean, 640 nautical miles east of the U.S. mainland, which makes it much more of a year-round attraction and one I tend to prefer for its own particular, fairly subdued character.

The SWD is a relatively new design and therefore further research is warranted in order to inform researchers, reviewers and ethical committees better with respect to the question which design to prefer for the study question at hand.

American consumers seem to prefer incandescence, for reasons connected to the science of light.

Charities tend to prefer people for these posts who are capable and rich.

You don't have to prefer flats for any reason other than personal choice.

Men seem to prefer female therapists for different reasons.

GPs in salaried positions tended to prefer more time for school health services.

For example, a single CA mismatch has been shown to be preferred for efficient A to I editing by adenosine deaminases acting on RNA ADARR) (46).

(Nonetheless, many voters prefer for Democrats to continue to control the Senate).