Sentence examples for continued preference from inspiring English sources

The main cause for the reduced average price was related to consumers' continued preference for the company's less advanced smartphones, instead of its top-of-the-range devices.

What was clear this weekend was consumers' continued preference for good deals, with shoppers rushing to snap up discounted toys, electronics and apparel while avoiding items that were still full price.

Like Barry Buzan, Alexander Stubb thinks that the most major factor constraining the EU's rise to superpower status is its lack of statehood in the international system, other factors are its lack of internal drive to project power worldwide, and continued preference for the sovereign nation-state among some Europeans.

He said the elections "demonstrate again the regime's continued preference for repression and restriction over inclusion and transparency".

Works such as Jolly Flatboatmen in Port (1857) show Bingham's continued preference for compositions crowded with lively figures.

The cause of the stalled fertility rate is two-fold, said Raftery: a failure to meet the need for contraception and a continued preference for large families.

He continued: Preferences given recruited athletes and children of alumni are far more powerful than those given underrepresented minorities and affect a far larger number of students.

One that is much more about the continued imbalance in promotions, leaning towards a continuing preference for promoting men despite a talent pipeline dominated by women.

Skeptics might argue that the success Professors Bowen and Bok think they witnessed in those studied was simply a result of continuing preferences granted them by institutions and corporations as they rose.

It means manufacturers will still continue to preference HTTP integrations instead of offering Intranet of Things solutions, and it means sane fallbacks and behaviors are needed for when your Internet connection is interrupted.

The results of the polls indicated that more than 60% of citizens wanted the NHI program to continue in preference to other changes; 11% wanted the number of items covered and premiums to decrease; and another 11% wanted the number of items covered to increase with a decrease in premiums.