Sentence examples for because of preference from inspiring English sources

And cops are searching for drugs, not because black or Latino people use the most drugs, but because of preference, of policy.

This suggests that people value the advice of public sector health professionals, but buy their medicines mostly at ADDOs either because of preference or supply system failures at PHFs.

Work by Grell (1958) and Lyttle (1981) both showed that different Y chromosomes differed in their pairing and disjunction in meiosis of XYY males; however, in both cases the data supported biases in progeny classes to be a result of postmeiotic embryonic inviability and not because of preference during pairing or segregation during meiosis.

Among women reporting that the last pregnancy was unwanted, it is not known whether their use of a short-acting, less effective method was because of preference for such methods or because of the limited availability of longer-acting, more effective methods.

To test the hypothesis that polar bears would consume certain foods more frequently in a particular area to the exclusion of others, whether because of preference or availability, we compared the means and 95% confidence intervals of scat occurrences of co-occurring foods in areas where foods were consumed more frequently with those from all other areas.

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.

A glance at the current challenges to affirmative action in higher education would show little more than the fact that a number of white applicants have asserted in court that they were illegally denied admission to college or law school because of preferences given to racial or ethnic minorities.

Hyperbolic discounting suggests that some people make time-inconsistent choices because of preferences that heavily discount the future relative to the present.

While the knowledge content offered to students may be the same across teaching generations, the nature of teaching differs because of preferences and resistance to change often associated with age.

Because masking of treatment was considered unethical, crossovers might have occurred because of preferences of doctors or women for one of the two treatments in light of labour characteristics.

Because of preferences of the patient and the large volume needed for her weight, we recommended topical treatment with a lotion of Glucantime mixed half and half with white Merthiolate.