Sentence examples for out to prefer from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, perhaps, he turns out to prefer vividly "flat" characters to effortfully "round" ones.

Or voters may turn out to prefer the balance of tax cuts and spending in Mr Bush's proposals to that of Mr Gore.

"On the North Korean nuclear threat, the conventional wisdom said it would help Lee Hoi Chang, but people who live close to the demilitarized zone turned out to prefer Roh's more peaceful approach".

An overwhelming majority of voters turn out to prefer a more balanced approach to deficit reduction, with only 16% believing that pure expenditure cuts, with no tax rises, is the best way to go.

Trade studies were carried out to identify preferred choices.

A literature review was carried out to select preferred methods which shall be included in the updated OECD TG 305 along with a sampling schedule for lipid measurement in fish.

There are millions of music fans out there who happen to prefer hip-hop and dance music to classic guitar rock.

Ultimately, regulators decided that consumers weren't missing out because they seemed to prefer Google's services.

The observed status of many of the variables would produce a tendency to prefer out of pocket paying clients to clients who are paid for by insurance and to contract some but not all service inputs to insured clients.

But the Queens Park Rangers player is said to prefer seeing out the final year of his contract at Loftus Road so he can join a club for free next summer.

Tärnström's widow blamed Linnaeus for making her children fatherless, causing Linnaeus to prefer sending out younger, unmarried students after Tärnström.