Sentence examples for not as preferred from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, is mainly used by young adults and middle-aged speakers and is not as preferred by other age groups.

Despite the result that adoptees were not as preferred as marriage partners, the survey respondents believed that interracial marriages with non-white adoptees are more socially accepted than marriages with non-white migrants.

It is used predominantly among speakers between ages 20 and 60, but is not as preferred by speakers outside this age range, demonstrating a polynomial relationship with speaker age.

The results revealed that non-white transnational adoptees, who are culturally Swedish but racially and visibly different from the majority Swedes, are not as preferred as marriage partners compared to white Swedes and that there are no statistically significant differences in attitudes towards non-white adoptees and non-white migrant groups.

"This stuff is 30 years old," said Mr. Issa, dressed in a blue polo shirt and khakis, his hair combed and parted with tonic, not hair spray as preferred by political veterans.

Regardless of discipline, between80%and90%90% used Internet for health information, N = 978, but not as a preferred source.

Falk (2009), in describing Einstein's brain, used Connolly's (1950) label of middle temporal sulcus, and not inferior temporal sulcus, as preferred here.

It is notable for T. aestivum that in three cases the RSCU was greater for female-than male-specific genes (bold values, no asterisk, Table 2) for G or C ending codons that had not been previously identified as preferred, but had been described as preferred in Z. mays and other plant species [ 42].

You can also heat up some of the meat in a separate small pan with sauce; guests can add it to their plates, or not, as they prefer.

However, when given a choice between alternatives of what to say in the same evidential situation where it is false that $p$ (Experiment 4), almost as many answer prefer "$p$" or "probably $p$" as prefer "probably not $p$", "not $p$", or "definitely not $p$".

Nelson hinted that the subcommittee might stick to simply recommending a more plant-based diet and not go as far as preferring organic food.