Sentence examples for because of a preference from inspiring English sources

Because of a preference for what vinobabble calls "fruit-driven wines" rather than for noticeably oaked ones, I give Gristina's chardonnay a slight edge in the hedonism department.

In recent years, firms have started moving call centres to other countries such as the Philippines because of a preference for American-style English.

Some of the children had not been vaccinated, perhaps because of a preference within the community to delay vaccination, health officials said.

Some industry executives and former and current government officials say one reason for the delay was that some government officials, in part because of a preference for fewer regulations, wanted less stringent rules than the F.D.A. is considering.

Other women attempt their own abortions not out of poverty, but because of a preference for home care, a mistrust of doctors, or culture: that's simply how all the other women in their community end their pregnancies.

A few years later they became increasingly common in India, also because of a preference for sons and helped by the growing availability of prenatal tests to determine sex.

But I think the hardcore hardstyle fans will want the sounds to be original, and for us not to "downgrade" it because of the preferences of a few.

We invited any eligible patient who did not want to take part in the randomised trial because of a strong preference about treatment to join a non-randomised preference arm.

We invited any eligible patients who did not want to take part in the randomised trial because of a strong preference about treatment, to join one of two non-randomised preference arms.

Until recent years, this was partly because of a Confucian preference for sons: female fetuses were frequently aborted.

I ended up choosing M.I.T., mainly because of a slight preference for the East Coast, but I would have been equally content heading out to Microsoft's headquarters near Seattle.