Sentence examples for losing preferences from inspiring English sources

Third, coal plants with CCS technologies considerably were losing preferences during the discussion.

For its failure to ratify certain international conventions, Sri Lanka already risks losing trade preferences with the European Union at the end of this year.

"Our figures show he will drop out in the second round because his campaign is failing to provide an effective alternative to Jeremy and he is losing first preferences as a consequence.

America's tastes, too, are evolving, and consumers are losing their preference for junky, processed foods — or least limiting their intake.

"Our figures show he will drop out in the second round because his campaign is failing to provide an effective alternative to Jeremy and he is losing first-preference [votes] as a consequence.

Unsurprisingly, this process has lengthy reaction times, is prone to errors and loses traveler preferences along the way.

In contrast, while FABP7 T61M and FABP7 WT significantly preferred DHA to LA, FABP7 S86G and FABP7 V126loststheirir preference for DHA over LA [e.g. a decreased (Ki for DHA/ Ki for LA)] (Fig.  7E).

They feared that freeing farm trade would mean losing their special preferences.

The abysmal turnout led to unpredictable results, with 12 independent candidates getting in, despite campaigning without the strength of a party machine behind them, and the former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott – the most high-profile candidate of the entire campaign – losing on second preferences.

However, he never lost his preference for "the Delights of a Garden to the Dominion of a World".

Those that had been runners when they first tried cocaine, however, lost their preference slowly, if at all.