Sentence examples for is sometimes preferred from inspiring English sources

The term "executive assistant" is sometimes preferred.

Venice is sometimes preferred, though Venice somehow has an inseparable sinister side; witness Proust and Thomas Mann.

Both terms are acceptable, though same-sex marriage is sometimes preferred to make clear that the expression covers both gay men and lesbians.

Book well ahead.Eating and drinking In this work-oriented city an evening drink in one of the bars is sometimes preferred to a leisurely business lunch.

Some argue that D.L.P. technology has better contrast -- blacks are blacker -- and it is sometimes preferred by those who plan to use the projectors for video.

Because of the interfacing problems contact-less liquid delivery is sometimes preferred over tube couplings for sample and reagent delivery to the chip.

On the high islands, people also wanted access to lagoons, although easily defensible sites were sometimes preferred, such as the tops of steep cleared slopes.

These SG (spheroidal graphite) irons, which are also called ductile irons, are strong and malleable; they are also easy to cast and are sometimes preferred to steel castings and forgings.

Here, pagan rituals overshadow Catholic beliefs, medicine men are sometimes preferred to doctors, and everyone, regardless of ancestry, embraces an indigenous heritage that dates back to the 10th century.

The BMC, which has the monopoly of all beef exports from Botswana, is located in Lobatse some 500 km from Tsabong in Kalagadi South, and thus, local butcheries are sometimes preferred even though they pay less or have little capacity to absorb high livestock sales.

Among keen Elgarians, however, The Kingdom was sometimes preferred to the earlier work: Elgar's friend Frank Schuster told the young Adrian Boult: "compared with The Kingdom, Gerontius is the work of a raw amateur".