Sentence examples for have a preference for both from inspiring English sources

With regard to preferences for particular coping strategies, research is rather ambiguous, although women tend to favour emotion-focused coping, while men have a preference for both problem-focused coping and avoidance.

However, during the day bullfrogs had a preference for both ground and canopy cover, while cricket frogs showed no preference.

Thus, both E2 and E2 oleate have a preference for interface localization in the membrane.

We do not have a preference for either exam.

They need a history of loyalty, and they have a preference for deference.

The ­anxious have a preference for text messaging, not wanting the potential pitfalls of live conversation.

We have a preference for a comprehensive, market-based approach to addressing climate change.

SH: Do you have a preference for either one of those modes of working?

(The market seems to have a preference for useless financial instruments and insane compensation packages).

One reason was that Europeans still seemed to have a preference for investing in America.

You probably have a preference for your potatoes.