Sentence examples for early preference for from inspiring English sources

In this respect it is noteworthy that Roman legal scholarship, which also required a comparison of sources, likewise showed an early preference for the codex.

And there's evidence they have an early preference for Palm.

These data identify constraints on the role of GHS-R1A in early preference for ethanol and sucrose, and the concentration-dependent effects suggest strong preference for a reward may limit the importance of GHS-R1A activity.

My older brother John, whose musical tastes (other than his early preference for Beach Boys over Beatles) strongly informed mine, first turned me on to Cream.

Among other things, the monophyly versus paraphyly of Tethytheria could have important implications for our understanding of the adaptations of the ancestral crown paenungulate, because early fossil proboscideans and sirenians are generally found in near-shore or marine deposits [ 34, 35] that suggest an early preference for semi-aquatic habitus.

These are the cohorts for which we have data about early preferences for career and eventual destinations.

The USAF was accused of tailoring its requirements to ensure that Boeing, desperate to keep the production line for its ageing 767 running, was the sole bidder.Given the air force's earlier preference for the 767, it is tempting to dismiss the chances of the Northrop-EADS partnership, which is offering a tanker version of the Airbus A330.

A significant if indeterminant number of Republicans voted for him in spite of their earlier preference for more conventional Republican presidential candidates.

Its title is drawn from the early preference of the Expressionists for rural places versus their later attraction to the city.

The exhibition's title is drawn from the early preference of the Expressionists for rural places, Arcadia, versus their later attraction to the city, Metropolis.

To this effeminacy should be added the early Beatles' preference for high falsetto vocals.