Sentence examples for growing preference from inspiring English sources

Consider seating: Families have shown a growing preference for S.U.V.'s with three rows of seats.

What's more, there was a growing preference for dogs with wider, shorter heads.

The growth in rental highlights consumers growing preference for experience over ownership.

Its failure indicated the public's growing preference for the younger playwright.

He never seemed to take to heart the voters' growing preference for a broadly bipolar parliament.

There cannot be any other explanation for that decline than the audience's growing preference for the internet.

H.P. made use of its widespread presence in retail stores and consumers' growing preference for laptop computers.

"The previous management tried to fight it," Mr. Wingo said, referring to the growing preference for fixed pricing.

And, he said, mergers of the giants and their growing preference for jets to serve secondary markets might make more turboprops available to smaller cities.

These use a combination of geographical constraints such as crop growing preferences (e.g., soil type, climate), detailed regional land use, and cropping statistics [31].

They start to develop a sense of self (as well as a sense of their twin), recognize patterns and routines, grow preferences (mac and cheese and Curious George) and dislikes (diaper changes and being confined to the car seat or stroller), and cultivate a sense of humor and playfulness.