Sentence examples for for those preferences from inspiring English sources
This seems, to me, to be an unspoken but profound hindrance to all popular rebellions: if a person reads the right authors, and buys the right records, and vouches for those preferences loudly and repeatedly, it can feel like all the necessary work has been done to align oneself with the proper causes.
Facebook should be laughed off the financial stage for those "preferences," and no prudent investor should put up with this rubbish.
And even when you opt out of information tracking for advertisers, you have to accept a cookie on your computer for those preferences to hold.
But look, what can we say about a group of contemporary opinion writers, who clearly have a set of policies they prefer, clearly have a forum in which they're allowed to advocate for those preferences, and who nevertheless cannot bring themselves to do that very thing?
I might have jumped the gun by listing a trait that is, in my experience, desired for both of those preferences, but the resulting message implied that I was an arrogant tool.
The welfare function for such a principle has a relatively simple theoretical form which requires choosing the distribution which maximizes the arithmetic sum of all satisfied preferences (unsatisfied preferences being negative), weighted for the intensity of those preferences.
If it is true that "the individual may order all social states by whatever standards he deems relevant" (Arrow 1951, p. 17), it is very difficult to empirically assess those preferences, for whatever good.
To this day Mr. Goldberg is the only person I've ever met who frames the subway in terms of a Buddhist dictum: "The path is easy for those without preferences".
However, the specific genes responsible (particularly, those for mating preferences) are yet to be identified.
We used two censuses of 329,000 trees ≥1 cm dbh to examine demographic variation at this site that would account for those observed habitat preferences.
