Sentence examples for over preferred from inspiring English sources

DealBook » In Hotel Deal, a Fight Over Preferred Shares  |  After a Goldman Sachs real estate fund acquired Equity Inns, a hotel owner, preferred shareholders have seen the value of their holdings plunge, setting up a dispute between the parties, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Whereas the Knicks were older, hardly turned the ball over, preferred skill to size and shot an N.B.A.-record number of 3-pointers, the Pacers have only one player older than Raymond Felton on their roster, are careless with the ball and relied on an ingenious defensive scheme that both packed the paint and severely limited their opponents' 3-point looks.

AllThingsD reports that some Xobni common shareholders might not get any of their investment back over preferred shareholders, which might prevent the deal from going through, especially since Yahoo! seems unlikely to offer more money.

The areas of interest differed from one age group to another; those 40 and over preferred cooking class for a healthy diet and also food safety issues while those under 40 selected a succession of food culture, agriculture, forestry and fishery experiences, and international exchange of food cultures.

The model suggested that the differences between performance in fovea and parafovea could be explained by taking into account the distributional difference of cortical neurons over preferred frequencies.

Of particular interest, a reported qualitative disparity between performance in fovea and parafovea can be explained based on the distributional difference over preferred frequencies of neurons in the current model.

Yet the Republicans passed him over, preferring to appoint a Hispanic politician.

With the alternative continuation, "… knocking it over," the choice of coreferent would be reversed, because knock over prefers something solid and upright as its object.

Moreover, traditional beliefs followed by lower income families had the greater influence over preferring TBAs, with the opposite trend for preferring midwives.

Just over 60% preferred the political status quo.

Patients and caregivers could choose joint or separate interviews; just over 50% preferred joint interviews.