Sentence examples for historic preference from inspiring English sources
He has that power, if he is willing to buck Congress's historic preference for party hacks.
Part of the problem is a historic preference to develop (highly profitable) software without undertaking (highly risky) hardware.
You can attribute the ACA's state-based solution, in part, to extreme partisan overreaction and historic preference for state-level regulation of insurance products.
The leading choice in this panel to use human AB serum reflects the historic preference for human immune assays.
Raceday medication is bound up with the United States' historic and very practical preference for racing on dirt, which can withstand the rigours of meetings that last for many weeks.
In summary, we found a high consumption of crack cocaine among the patients, corroborating with a historic change in the preference of cocaine use in Brazil in the past decade, reported by earlier studies.
The local community board has submitted a letter to state officials outlining preferences for historic preservation, affordable housing and community access to the pool and the gym, though in the end it is unclear how much sway the board will have.
This paper identifies and discusses these hazards in the context of modern preferences, using case studies and historic antecedents to explore the engineering challenges which underpin loss prevention in the gasification energy from waste sector.
This paper outlines the findings of a study conducted to identify visual preferences of international tourists toward the historic centre of Kuala Lumpur as a way of passive participation.
Thus, aesthetic change in the White-crowned Sparrows affects the form of the vocal signals, the content of vocal preferences, and degrades the efficacy of historic vocal signals.
"We are all special pleaders," said Barnabas McHenry, chairman of the New York State Hudson River Valley Greenway Communities Council, who noted that his preference was the allocation of funds for historic sites.
