Sentence examples for argue preferences from inspiring English sources

It's hard to argue preferences, but well-balanced spätleses are unrivaled, and are wonderfully versatile with food.

Kirk is in no position to argue their preferences – she needs them to keep coming.

Otherwise, we're just left to argue over preferences: things are wrong because we don't like it or a majority of people don't like it.

Instrument principal investigators on the washing machine-sized robot were also there to argue their preferences, as were the engineers, who could explain the technical possibilities.

Ernst et al. [ 17] argue that preferences for a passive role in haematology patients may be a consequence of stress as a result of the invasive and complex therapies.

Recently we have argued that preferences, if any, should be based on class, not colour or gender.

By contrast, Bourdieu argued that preferences for luxury cars, designer clothing, expensive goods and works of art are shaped by people's habitus.

Nagel, by contrast, argued that preferences might work a kind of social good, and without doing violence to justice.

It is increasingly argued that preferences and values for complex goods such as ecosystem services are not pre-formed but need to be generated through a process of deliberation and learning.

Proponents of the patients' preferences argue that people with the relevant disease are the best judges of their own welfare, and that true preferences require experience with the outcome.

Some authors have argued that preference change is only a superficial perception, and that the underlying preferences remain stable over time.