Sentence examples for going to be preferred from inspiring English sources

With its limited formatting, and the viewer's inability to 'zoom-in' on images, certain kinds of work are going to be preferred over others on Instagram.

A search using typical default options is going to be preferred, and the literature identified in this way is more likely to inform policy, practice, and future research.

"I'm sure that whoever the Democratic nominee was going to be would have preferred that the announcement to occur the day after the governor-elect's election," conceded Mr. Rothman, who represents parts of Bergen and Hudson County, "so he or she could have immediately started raising money and the campaign.

"There are going to be girls who prefer a co-ed environment and do well there and girls who prefer a single-sex environment".

"There are always going to be trainers who prefer a man on their horse.

"There always are going to be people who prefer a larger single-floor unit," said Samantha Sax, the director of Douglas Elliman Developments, "but you're also always going to have people who only want a duplex".

"You don't know what's going to be so you prefer not to take risks," she laments.

If the bulb is going to be visible, you might prefer one that is shaped like a globe.

"There are some athletes who are not going to be here and they prefer to maybe do it in their own base or whatever and that's fine as well, but more and more of them are saying, once they see the facility, they want to be here.

If Southeast Asia was going to be lost to Communism, they preferred that it be on another President's head.

"I think there are going to be situations where I'd prefer that he swing," Collins said Wednesday.