Sentence examples for its liking for from inspiring English sources

Outside North America it is subject to hunting for food or because of its liking for rice, and persecution means that it is now rare in Madagascar.

Many of the things he pointed out then as profound differences between America and other countries continue to be remarked upon today its vociferous democracy, its decentralisation, its liking for voluntary associations, the intensity of its people's religious belief.

If anything, the government's decision to open the central bank's discount window to the investment banks, and its liking for private-sector rescues of ailing institutions, points away from restoring Glass-Steagall.Individual institutions' routes out of the crisis will vary.

"There are others that have done well without our intervention, such as the black redstart, known as the 'bombsite bird' because of its liking for the cover that bomb sites provided".

However Cardiff Canton depot displayed its liking for the class (despite being part of the former GWR empire) and managed to obtain good results on South Wales passenger traffic.

9.22am GMT Looks like womens' clothing retailer Bonmarché did well at Christmas too - it grew its like-for-like sales by 6% in the five weeks to 28 December.

However, its like-for-like sales, which exclude new store openings, are down on a year ago.

Homebase, which has 341 stores, saw its like-for-like sales drop 2%, while operating profits plunged 50% to £22.8 million in the same period.

It was suffering from tumbling sales and profits when he took over, but saw its like-for-like sales rise for nine consecutive years under his leadership.

This means Sainsbury's will be comparing its sales against a weaker period last year, and its like-for-like sales figure should benefit as a result.

Peacocks, which operates 546 fashion stores across the UK, said its like-for-like sales were up 17% on last year's levels in December and early January.