Sentence examples for of preferential from inspiring English sources

"We are likely to bend over backwards to avoid the appearance of preferential treatment," she said.

The duration of preferential rents can be important when a building is being converted.

A referendum on introducing a form of preferential voting to Britain was defeated in 2011.

"I would like to see the government prioritise the retention of preferential terms of access to the single market.

Barack Obama, Angela Merkel and Margaret Thatcher had all been elected without the benefit of preferential shortlists, he pointed out.

He told the Forty Thieves to accept her or lose their block of preferential weekend tee times.

SA: I would be entitled to no preferential tax cuts or any other type of preferential treatment whatsoever.

"This was viewed by the smaller countries as a kind of preferential exemption," Mr. Jouyet said.

But circulation alone does not explain all cases of preferential spread.

Since then it has built a textile industry on the back of preferential market access.

Cracks represented the pathways of preferential flow.