Sentence examples for otherwise preferred from inspiring English sources

Although Hill respected women, and had been married to his own wife, Patricia, for forty-one years, he otherwise preferred the company of men.

(McCarthy 1982; McCarthy 1986) In effect, McCarthy suggests that it is warranted to believe whatever is true in all the minimal (or otherwise preferred) models of one's initial information set.

For example, if scrub jays are prevented from recovering their caches for long enough, they will recover only nonperishable items (peanuts, in the study), ignoring their caches of otherwise preferred but perishable food (mealworms, in the study) (Clayton et al. 2003).

As for WTP, self-administration is once again a logical substitute to the otherwise preferred method of face-to-face interviews.

Alternatively, you can also use your own carrier if you find that option to be cheaper or otherwise preferred.

Summarize this information onto one piece of paper and visit your local (or otherwise preferred tattoo parlor).

Thus a publicly perceived risk triggers communication between people who would otherwise prefer to have nothing to do with one another.

The Friday before Memorial Day is a good day for a company to disclose information that it would otherwise prefer to keep quiet.

And while preparations for the birthday party draw together a gathering that might otherwise prefer to keep a collectively wary distance, Mr. Kinnear brings to the table his own firsthand experience as the younger brother of a severely disabled sister.

The Cameron family holiday every year near Polzeath, a small, select resort in Cornwall, but otherwise prefer to fly to southern Europe, choosing Ibiza, Tuscany and the Algarve since the prime minister took office in 2010.

Mr Lafontaine, close to the more traditional socialist stance of France's Lionel Jospin, will try to warm the hearts of those leftists who would otherwise prefer to shun Mr Schröder.Could the Social Democrats win an absolute majority of seats in the Bundestag?