Sentence examples for a preferred which is from inspiring English sources

Keefe Bruyette also moved into selling a well-received new security called a trust preferred, typically a collection of corporate bonds packaged as a preferred, which is more easily priced and traded.

To use of real-time applications such as in diagnosis an ambitious 100% accuracy is preferred, which is by far a challenging problem posed through these results.

Stephen Alambritis, FSB spokesman, said "We will have to look at that £100,000, but it is a little detour on the way to what we would actually prefer, which is a whole U-turn".

In fact, in the Fenwick Survey, 9% of the preferred stock seed financings included a participating preferred liquidation preference (which is not founder friendly).

The target users preferred stratification, which is a comparison with a benchmark consisting of comparable practices instead of correction of their own data.

While some prefer surgical treatment others prefer casting, which is done on an outpatient basis.

I prefer sport, which is a more free kind of theatre.

My daughter Lexie does occasionally dip her finger in my bubbles but she says she prefers wine, which is a bit worrying.

The 43-year-old does not read books (he prefers newspapers), which is a shame because Wheelmen's final paragraph sums his situation up perfectly: "He really does hold the keys to his own redemption.

That is why we prefer Avahi which is an open source implementation developed under GNU Lesser General Public License.

Almost three quarters (73.4%) of the patients without a regular GP prefer an ED, which is in contrast with 43.6% of the patients with a regular GP.