Sentence examples for definite preference from inspiring English sources

Woodpeckers drilling into tongue-and-groove type sidings show a definite preference to corner holes.

He bolstered his dynamic, masculine style with a definite preference for modern rather than nostalgic music.

Fiduciary decision-making cannot be abdicated, even if a majority of shareholders have a definite preference on an issue.

There's a definite preference, bordering on fixation, at Le Crazy Horse, the sixty-year-old club on the Avenue George V.

But if he has a definite preference between the three unbid suits, he expresses it, even with zero high-card points.

The chapters generally review several approaches for treating each mental disorder, rather than stating a definite preference for one approach over another.

He does, however, have definite preferences in footwear, favoring Rockport walking shoes -- much like the Coronado, $100, (800) 762-5767.

Firms face certain technical constraints in producing goods and services, and households have definite preferences for some products over others.

Often, the best choice is one made together with the patient, who may have definite preferences for a trial of therapy over further testing or for oral medication rather than an injection, even if the latter would provide more rapid relief.

Cases in which patients showed definite preferences with decisional capacity were classified as "with decisional capacity".

Not every common health complaint mentioned in the open-ended questions was treated by home remedies by every patient; however, our results indicate that respondents had definite preferences.