Sentence examples for has shown a preference for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore has shown a preference for quick, back-to-back television interviews, with two questions squeezed into 60 seconds.

But the recent interest in better wines, particularly among the new middle class, has shown a preference for whites.

Ventura has shown a preference for Italian-based players in his squad, picking only four men who play abroad for the upcoming matches against Liechtenstein and Germany.

Such an approach would have great appeal to Chief Justice Roberts, who has shown a preference for an oblique approach to a radical result.

Since 1980, the Roman Catholic Church has shown a preference for celibate clergymen by preventing married priests from being pastors of parishes, unless circumstances dictated it.

As offensive coordinator of the Ravens this last year, and head coach of the Texans before that, Kubiak has shown a preference for mobile quarterbacks who can roll out of the pocket to create different openings downfield.

And political surveys have shown a preference for Fatah and discontent with Hamas among Palestinians.

Even while majoring in history and economics at Yale, Mr. Cutler had shown a preference for getting on with things.

But Moss and Shirreffs have shown a preference for staying close to home on the west coast.

"Mobile users in the region have shown a preference for using their device for a variety of activities that are normally performed on laptops or desktops".

Many countries have shown a preference for Clinton but Trump has pockets of support, as Guardian journalists around the world explain.