Sentence examples for a preferred but from inspiring English sources

A yearly, standardized multidisciplinary assessment program was most frequently mentioned as a preferred, but not yet existing health care model (59%) and the rheumatologist as a preferred source of information supply (75%).

Having a clinical skin examination was a preferred but not compulsory aspect of participation in the Australian Melanoma Family Study, and thus was only completed by a subset of case and control participants.

"This report doesn't set out a preferred approach, but does identify a number of issues for consideration.

"Drivers may have a preferred network, but that goes out the window if you really need a charge".

"The government may have a preferred region but for us the benefits are not just about an event, we want to see a legacy," said Drake.

He has not yet identified a preferred candidate but appears to be trying to get a blessing from Congress for an outsider to be appointed.

Mr. Bloomberg has long been coy on the topic of his successor, claiming to have chosen a preferred candidate but refusing to say whom.

A Treasury spokesman said: "We have made it clear that we support Virgin Group as a preferred bidder, but as we have always said we are keeping all other options open".

This was a government that would listen not just to a preferred elite, but to everyone New Labour was "the political wing of the British people", in one of Mr Blair's more startling phrases.

Bridges would be a preferred option but at their most basic cost several hundred thousand pounds, and usually far more as rules on accessibility can demand the kind of ramped structure that requires extra land and looks ugly to neighbours.

Only once the private insurers have gone belly up would federal reinsurance kick in.Senior administration officials say they do have a preferred option, but they declined to identify it.