Sentence examples for most strongly preferred from inspiring English sources

However, there's one telling detail: the soccer was most strongly preferred by men from 18 to 29, and the Olympics were most strongly preferred by women and people 50 and older.

Knowledge of scheduling and registration was said by the largest number of participants to be the type that they most strongly preferred to be shared.

F− is the most strongly preferred anion for all cryptand versions, except for the largest cavity cryptand for which Cl− is preferred.

The findings indicate that the 'T-pylon' design, winner of a recent competition, was most strongly preferred and the one most perceived to fit with a rural landscape, by comparison to the conventional 'A frame' design and a 'Totem' design shortlisted in the competition.

This could be largely due to shifts in prey availability, opportunities for prey capture [29], or cover and protection for cubs [40], particularly as the area was most strongly preferred by the lionesses.

Hwangryunhaedoktang is among the most strongly preferred and widely used herbal medicines for Atopic Dermatitis in Korea, as it causes very few serious adverse effects.

Sperm containing good genes is thus most beneficial for young, currently nonpregnant women, and this group is expected to most strongly prefer sexy-looking faces.

This is a significant change from previous years, when most consumers strongly preferred fresh/chilled fish; frozen fish was not well accepted even if they were the same, or fresh fish prices are relatively too high.

*"A Democratic supporter of an Iraq resolution is most compelling and strongly preferred to the Republican supporter when he or she gives strong voice to certain reservations about this operation -- the need for allies who will share costs, concern about increased instability and neglect of the war on terrorism".

Most participants, however, strongly preferred to avoid disclosing literacy difficulties and some suggested that their resolve to conceal their low literacy would be further strengthened if they were asked to identify themselves as needing help.

Most people strongly prefer flexibility when it comes to choosing their goals, allowing themselves some future wiggle room.