Sentence examples for is preferential from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or relating to the showing or giving of preference.
- Club members received preferential seating.
Speaking of which, voting is preferential.
For those who believe that United Nations approval is necessary for our action, I say that it is preferential.
"The issue is preferential treatment to Metro that no other newspapers have," said Pamela Browner, a spokeswoman for Philadelphia Newspapers.
It is concluded that attack is preferential at surfaces where the octahedral sheets are exposed.
The composite absorbing coating is preferential in the microwave absorber, usually covering on the metals substrate.
What key trading partners such as the US, China, India and Canada will be wanting from the UK is preferential conditions on services and on regulatory areas.
The drought-resistance strategy of this species is preferential biomass allocation to the roots to improve water capture.
This is preferential to modelling the fully featured injector as it allows a significant reduction in the cell count.
It comes as a surprise to many that the married tax rate is preferential; this is so mostly in the minority of households where one spouse works.
The mechanism of protecting NiCrSiBC alloy particles from oxidation is preferential oxidation of C, Si and B and simultaneous vaporization of the formed oxides.
"Getting a player who needs little time for adjustment is preferential.
