Sentence examples for either prefer from inspiring English sources

It is apparent from the data that people either prefer positive or negative (corrective) feedback.

Most truly wealthy people either prefer not having it known, certainly not discussed, and usually give low-ball figures.

We have also explored whether zebrafish can generalize a developed response to a conditioned stimulus (CS) and apply its meaning to either prefer or avoid the red color in a novel environment, T-maze apparatus (Fig. 1C).

Other groups have boundaries and they either prefer low-GC or high-GC contents.

The majority of those who initially preferred private practice answered that they would either prefer salary (35%) or be indifferent between salary and private practice (27%) if the listed job attributes would be the same in a salaried position.

Studies showed that foreigners either prefer to be transferred to their countries or defaulted from the treatment due to the fear of compulsory expulsion by the immigration authorities [ 15, 21].

Nucleotides in the third position of each codon (N3) were identified as either preferred or non-preferred and as falling in a stem or loop in the folding prediction.

The degree of concordance between preferred outcomes and predicted outcomes was less than the concordance between either preferred outcomes and actual outcomes, or predicted outcomes and actual outcomes.

She doesn't talk much either, preferring to play songs in as efficient a manner as possible.

"It just seemed that the advertisers either preferred a daily like The Asian Wall Street Journal, or really local publications or global publications".

As they got older, they either preferred to identify with a wider black culture or put Islam at the centre of their lives and identity.