Sentence examples for latest preferences from inspiring English sources

Here are their latest preferences now the first part of the international season is complete.

Eventually, Slacker's three parts will work in sync, each updating the others with your latest preferences.

The latest presidential preference poll by Gallup, like most recent preference polls, has George W. Bush and Al Gore virtually tied, 46percentt for Mr. Bush and 45percentt for Mr. Gore.

Ms. Rowley's circus-themed fall 2001 show was, in fact, the inspiration for Sarah Jessica Parker's latest ponytail preference.

The latest Second District preference poll, conducted 10 days ago by The Deseret News of Salt Lake City, had the Democratic nominee, Jim Matheson, son of former Gov.

Late night has always held special appeal for young men in particular, but it is no longer a contest as to where this group's late-night preferences lie.

Late-cycle preferences for femininity are proposed to reflect a greater orientation toward highly investing men among pregnant women (Jones et al. 2008), although this is not the only possible explanation, as pregnant women are avoidant of threats in general (Lienard 2011), and masculinity may be a cue of physical violence (see below for details).

It also weighted the system "towards those who campaign, who hand out how to vote cards", rather than candidates who picked up preferences late in the vote count.

Frank Bruni (NYT) BUSH AHEAD IN NEW POLL -- The latest national presidential preference poll shows Mr. Bush taking a substantial eight-point lead over Mr. Gore, 51percentto43percentcent.

Their vote has not been sufficient to elect them to representative offices of late, though their preferences played a role in determining close results in Townsville seats.

BUSH AHEAD IN NEW POLL -- The latest national presidential preference poll shows Mr. Bush taking a substantial eight-point lead over Mr. Gore, 51percentto43percentcent.