Sentence examples for a preference that is from inspiring English sources
A conditional preference as Stirling defines it is a preference that is influenced by information about the preferences of (specified) others.
But the famed wedding planner apparently has a preference that is quite evident on his show.
If females can differentiate among males based on age, they will evolve a preference that is consistent with their choosing males with the lowest gamete mutation load.
Moreover, our results clearly indicate that there is indeed a hierarchy in terms of preferential incorporation of proteins into the nanoparticle scaffold, a preference that is dictated by the differential binding affinities displayed by the proteins themselves.
There was also a clear preference for a human "host" rather than an avatar, a preference that is not peculiar to this user group (Helgadottir, Menzies, Onslow, Packman, & O'Brian, 2009).
Alternatively, it may reflect a rather norm-desiring culture that seeks harmony between motives (preference) and reasons (perception of norm) or a social desirability bias (a low inclination to express a preference that is different from the perceived norm).
Partly, of course, it's a preference that's steeped in the history and tradition of gaming.
When the Academy gave its Best Picture award to "Driving Miss Daisy," in 1990, I believe that it was expressing a preference that was even more strongly aesthetic than it was political.
Ms. Mutter has also remarked on her fondness for fast tempos, a preference that was certainly in evidence on Thursday, particularly in Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5 ("Turkish"), which concluded the program.
In his later critiques of literature, Lukács showed himself partial to the great bourgeois realist novelists of the 19th century, a preference that was denounced by proponents of the prevailing official doctrine of Socialist Realism in the Soviet Union.
If you have a preference that's important you should inform your broker so they can take that into consideration.
