Sentence examples for in preference to sending from inspiring English sources

It wasn't something that was mentioned by her father or by Mr. Grace, the retired schoolmaster whom her father had engaged as her tutor in preference to sending her to one of the nearby schools.

Similarly, in the absence of a local service 67% (8/12) respondents reported that they would refer patients to other clinical specialities in preference to sending them for CN with 62% (8/13) indicating that they would routinely send patients for MRI or CT before referring for EEG.

One way for Outlook and Exchange users to prevent their recipents from receiving the winmail.dat attachments is to change the e-mail program's preferences to send messages only in plain text.

Emily Dickinson used the dash in preference to any other punctuation.

I have always worn a skirt in preference to trousers.

In preference-to-preference procedures, the outcome is a preference relation over the set of alternatives.

(West should have led the queen in an effort to send a suit-preference signal to partner, the unnecessarily high heart calling for a diamond return, not a club shift).

We also may keep track of your food preferences and restaurant choices and analyze that information in order to send you special advertisements, offers and notices regarding foods and restaurants that seem to fit with your preferences.

Unlike many teachers contracts elsewhere in the state, the New York City contract requires principals to send out "preference sheets" to teachers in May, on which they list their top three assignment choices for the next school year.

In turn, Medikly has built a personalization engine on top of its preference discovery tools, which leverages those preference and behavioral insights to allow marketers to send more targeted and relevant information to physicians in the way that physicians actually want to receive that content.

Employing useless trumps to send suit-preference signals is much more beneficial and is arguably the best theoretical advance in the last quarter century.