Sentence examples for later preference from inspiring English sources

My work also pays tribute to Alkan's later preference for giving 'petits concerts' in his study for a few friends rather than public concerts for a larger audience.

Further, cryptic neurodevelopmental deficits evoked by environmental exposures may thus engender a later preference for a high-fat diet to maintain normal ACh function, ultimately contributing to obesity.

Alternatively, we could interpret students' later preference for placing mutation on arrows as an indication of a better appropriation of the concept and of biological language.

As more than 95% of ballot papers are above the line, this form of voting often leads to pre-election trading between parties on how each party will allocate later preferences to other parties and candidates.

Foods given in this period can result in lasting taste preferences after as little as one exposure and have been linked to later food preference and consumption.

Lactating females also can influence the later food preference of their offspring via chemicals ingested in the milk.

Perhaps his later, Rothko-like preforence for large, luminous policy blocks (as opposed to, say, Bill Clinton's fly's-eye view of government as a multifacetted montage, endlessly adjustable) derived from his unfocussed childhood.

But sooner or later, racial preferences, which were originally designed to be temporary, will end.

From his dark shade wearin' saxophone playin' appearance on Arsenio Hall, to his later-discovered preference for thick women, for many, Clinton seemed to be one of us.

Six years later their preferences remained relatively stable [ 17].

They can also inform how established they are at this stage, as an additional factor that may shape later job preferences.