Sentence examples for a preferred environment from inspiring English sources

Places like Luxembourg, where power and money do not shriek their presence, are a preferred environment for the super-rich.

Travelers customize the level of "escapism" they want, using filters for their maximum flight time, a preferred environment (polar, jungle, desert, mountain or coastal), and other factors.

"This brings the entry point down quite a bit and opens the way for more businesses to use Power technology as a preferred environment," said Steven A. Mills, senior vice president for software and hardware systems at I.B.M.

The resultant model of a preferred environment has four components.

We can also conduct clinical trials more economically and we have an efficient transit mechanism through the multiple regulatory hurdles, which collectively makes us a more preferred environment than the United States," he says.

Furthermore, homes have become a growing preferred environment for health care delivery, both in developed and developing countries.

Its stomach was nearly empty, supporting the theory that a strong current, possibly the northeast-flowing Kuroshio, had carried it and the other oarfish, a male, away from their preferred environment and food sources.

Kaplan and Kaplan (1989) say that nature is especially rich in restorative potential and also that preferred environment is more likely to be a restorative environment (p 189).

This benefits the American goldfinch both as a short-distance migrant, and because the created open areas are the preferred environment of the bird, where weeds thrive which produce the primary food source of the American goldfinch.

The apparent wide tolerance of trilobite larvae of horseshoe crabs under a wide range of environmental condition, as evidenced by its natural range and preferred environment, suggests that it is possible to culture early stages of horseshoe crabs under captive condition.

These plants must have migrated north when the weather changed, following their preferred environment to ever higher latitudes.