Sentence examples for becomes a preference from inspiring English sources

It becomes not a policy — it becomes a preference". So she took to Twitter.

In general, legumain exhibits specificity towards asparagine in P1 (pH optimum 5.5), but at pH ≤4.5 aspartate is accepted (and this specificity becomes a preference for aspartate at about pH 4.0).

John and Noreen Yarwood, who attended Mass at the Co-Cathedral of St. Joseph, a Catholic church in Brooklyn, said they feared that a policy of preference for Christians could in practice become a preference for certain denominations of Christianity over others.

The formal-informal sector linkage under the ACGFS began its operations in 1992, and has become a preference of formal lenders over time for its lending to farmers to overcome transaction costs and loan default issues.

You still enjoy being successful, but success becomes a friendly preference rather than a compulsion.

Personality cults and a focus on the individual will not allow for legacy-building teams, while the chairman's chequebook has become a lazy preference for squad development, even overshadowing the training ground.

Therefore, not only resource quality, but also familiarity becomes a component of resource preference and food choice.

But if it ultimately leads to more hours in front of the TV, increased engagement and meeting consumer preferences becomes a benefit even without direct monetization".

The meal replacement company, comically dubbed by some to be "anti-food," has challenged the food world with its bet that beverage-based convenience eating may become an emergent preference in years to come.

If a pop magazine's job is not to enlighten its readers but to second-guess their existing preferences, "Cheryl Cole Rocks" becomes a logical inevitability.

"It becomes an issue of personal preference," she added.