Sentence examples for a growing preference. from inspiring English sources

Consider seating: Families have shown a growing preference for S.U.V.'s with three rows of seats.

What's more, there was a growing preference for dogs with wider, shorter heads.

Paralleling this shift is a growing preference for the virtual over the real.

Constitutional trends after World War II reflected a growing preference for the unicameral system in nonfederal states of the world.

Whittington conceded that her study amounted to being only "a snapshot rather than the big picture" but it does imply a growing preference for digital skills.

There is a growing preference for morality over loyalty, while the automatic nationalism of former times is now tempered by the circumstances involved and the dictates of justice.

Whitman suggested that a combination of the growing preference for tablets and smartphones, along with expectation of new machines running Microsoft's Windows 8 due in October, was to blame.

The insight behind Zipcar comes from an analysis of three fundamental trends: increasing urban densities, the growing preference for convenience in a time-scarce world, and a growing green ethic.

He never seemed to take to heart the voters' growing preference for a broadly bipolar parliament.

There are multiple factors driving this growth including an aging population in the U.S., Europe and Japan, growing preference for minimally invasive surgery and a large number of use cases for endoscopic devices including surgical operations, internal diagnosis and anatomical observations.

Ms. Cottineau says another challenge is companies' growing preference for real words — a trend driven by the perception that these words represent a more authentic experience — as opposed to "coined words," or made-up monikers.