Sentence examples for bigger preference from inspiring English sources

Those companies would have a bigger preference to show a positive social image, and to promote sustainable development.

The main culprit is the same thing that benefits the ultrarich and represents the single biggest preference item (i.e., loophole) in the tax code: preferential capital gains rates.

Just pick your biggest preference as your base.

Yet experience shows that most of the biggest preferences — charitable write-offs, the deductions for home mortgage interest payments and state, local and property taxes, and the exclusion of health insurance benefits — are close to untouchable.

There's a gaseousness, a love of big for the sake of big, a preference for the intellectually flashy over the boring truth, that runs through all he writes and says.

Montaigne's biggest dispositional preference is for surprise, and following the drifts of his writings is one of the greatest pleasures reading can offer.

Nonetheless, capital gains were not restored when calculating the A.M.T. "Capital gains were the single biggest tax preference when the A.M.T. was passed, and they are again now," William G. Gale, co-director of the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, told me this week.

Fair enough: Haydn wanted his masterpiece to be done small as well as big, and his preference was for big.

And if you actually read the TPC report, you find that the big tax preferences benefiting the top 1 percent are the preferential rates on dividends and capital gains — precisely the tax rates Ryan insists must not be raised.

Studies have linked short-term sleep deprivation with a propensity to load up on bigger portions, a preference for high-calorie, high-carb foods and a greater likelihood of choosing unhealthy foods while grocery shopping.

Inflated tuition fees are a big worry; alumni preference looks unfair.