Sentence examples for create a preference from inspiring English sources
That is important, Mr. Steiner said, because "our goal is no longer just to educate, but to also create a preference for our company over our rivals".
He has highlighted that product attributes do create a preference among consumers and that attributes play an important role in product development.
This finding is consistent with studies done Yemen, Jordan, Lebanon and Qatar, and Shanghai study [ 31, 32] and might be attributed to the fact that most married nurses in the current study had dependent families, which could create a preference for stability.
It's not only dangerous when it produces the communists, the Jacobins and the Nazis, but also in the context of democratic or liberal meliorism, because it creates a preference for policies which satisfy this need for meaning rather than have an actual effect".
The current approach to determining energy generation portfolios creates a preference for fossil fuel.
The visual pair-wise comparison methodology creates a preference index through a choice act based on paired comparison (with or without the presence in the pictures of key landscape elements).
Nothing wrong with that, except that it created a preference for SHGs over MFIs throughout the state government.
For each individual, we created a preference matrix based on the percentage of trials in which each food was selected over the other food type across the four sessions.
Earlier research among households in South Africa indicated dissatisfaction and poor perceptions of public health services (10, 24), creating a preference for private health care, including primary and inpatient care.
Migrants also create a 'preference channel' by demanding goods from the home country (Combes et al. 2005).
Brash told Stuff the catalyst for the campaign was a number of government policies which would "create a constitutional preference for those with a Maori ancestor", such as proposed changes to the Resource Management Act to require iwi involvement.
