Sentence examples for half prefer from inspiring English sources
Among 15- to 19-year-olds, more than half prefer to maintain the status quo, with the most popular reason being that those under 18 lack life experience.
Of those born between 1981 and 1996, 62% want to work for a company that makes a positive impact, half prefer purposeful work to a high salary, and 53% would work harder if they were making a difference to others.
Just over half prefer immediate open access to making papers free after 6 or more months.
More than half prefer debit cards to credit cards, 44percentt have said they don't want to use credit cards and these shoppers will account for one-third of spending by 2020.
For riders and non-riders: Dordogne, France The perfect compromise if your other half prefers their feet on the ground.
The lender said it would repay the €3.4 billion it owes the state, half in subordinated debt and half preferred stock.
A tantalising paragraph tells us that in 1948 a Mass Observation survey found that of those correspondents who cared what colour their walls were, more than half preferred them painted green.
About half of the consumers preferred the samples with the highest acidity and the other half preferred the samples with the lowest acidity.
Nehm and Schonfeld ([2007]) report that about 50% of the American biology teachers prefer to teach some amount of creationism, whereas the other half prefers to teach evolution exclusively.
According to a study at the University of Canterbury that may or may not have been commissioned by the very company that makes this device, "100% of participants preferred the Swiftpoint over the touchpad with around half preferring the Swiftpoint over a standard mouse after just 20 minutes use".
Among these, half preferred an obstacle warning consisting of a short sentence indicating the location of the obstacle relative to the user (e.g., "obstacle in front") while the rest wanted the distance of the obstacle to be reported in addition to this warning (e.g., "Obstacle in front at 1 m/4 steps").
