Sentence examples for long preference from inspiring English sources

A long preference for bank financing over stockmarkets is part of the story, and the difficulty of consolidation through cross-border takeovers probably has not helped.

Blue and red outlines indicate subpopulations with significant short and long preferences, respectively.

Blue and red ticks indicate cells with significant short and long preferences, respectively.

Also, low tax revenues as a share of GDP, in Greece, may also reflect a long established preference of debt over tax financing of government spending.

Any white person, even a relative newcomer to America, is surfing on a legacy of laws and policies that long gave preference to whites over blacks and protects whites from random police excesses.

In humans, meloxicam demonstrates a significant and long lasting preference for inhibition of COX-2 while having much less activity against COX-1 [ 39].

However, it is Ings' long-standing preference to join Liverpool where he has been a long-term target for manager Brendan Rodgers.

So much for resting up in the weeks before major championships – a long-standing preference that might now be abandoned.

It is important that the Supreme Court's rules reflect its long-stated preference for the open administration of justice.

The willingness of Sunni states to openly deploy their militaries is a marked departure from their long-held preference that the US use its powerful military to protect their regional interests.

The large number of shattered bats on the field this past season was due to a combination of factors: hard-throwing pitchers like the Diamondback aces Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson, the tendency of pitchers to throw aggressively low and inside, toward the bat handle, and batters' long-term preference for bats with thinner handles, which are lighter and easier to control.