Most of the buyers, who prefer to remain anonymous, have a greater affinity for the sea.
Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior and James Anderson seem to have a greater affinity for Test cricket.
Israelis like these, originating in Arab countries, have not historically shown a greater affinity with the Palestinians.
Second, Brosnan said, market research shows that baseball fans have a greater affinity for their sport than other fans.
Ms. Owens said she thought her students acquired a greater affinity for physical books after designing and building one.
Does this view suggest a greater affinity for Ravel than for Debussy: does it imply fidelity more to the perfection of the moment than to the pre-eminence of compositional integrity?
The public sector unions, which view themselves as newer and more grass-roots, feel a greater affinity for Dr. Dean and his outspoken opposition to the war in Iraq.
Or even that India's prime minister in 2030 finds that she has a greater affinity with Australia, the country where she completed her graduate studies, than with the ever-more-distant former colonial power of the UK.
No wonder 27,000-plus northerners have signed up to a petition stating that people feel a greater affinity with their Scottish counterparts than with the ideologies of a London-centric south.
"I felt a greater affinity to the blacks and Latinos there (who predictably comprised about three-fourths of the workforce…) than I had felt in a long time, and it strengthened me in some important way".
Adding manganese, which has a greater affinity for sulfur than does iron, converts the low-melting iron sulfide in steel to high-melting manganese sulfide.
