Sentence examples for popular preference from inspiring English sources

The SJ is a popular preference in nursing.

Across 30 years, the Democrats' national edge in popular preference has quietly shrunk from 22 percentage points to a mere 3 percentage points over Republicans.

Despite the popular preference for young love, the O'Connors' example suggests that we should all aspire to old love, for better and for worse.

The seeming popular preference for jam with hot cross buns (as opposed to the logical marmalade; the buns contain citrus peels!) is similarly confusing.

The shapes are idiosyncratic interpretations of the 18th-century rocaille style typical of the popular preference for the neo-Rococo during Louis-Philippe's reign (1830 48).

Obesity may be undesirable from an aesthetic sense, especially in parts of the world where slimness is the popular preference, but it is also a serious medical problem.

Because even computers cannot judge taste, the food is compared with a standard derived from a database of popular preferences for each dish.

Yet popular preferences mean little in a state where environmental zealotry increasingly dictates how people should live their lives.

The increasingly popular preferences for certifications such as the PHR, PMP, SHRM-CSP, display the higher emphasis on specialization and proven skills acquisition — all accompanied by a third-party validation.

With kindness in our hearts, and firmness in our convictions, we must declare the truth of His word, not the popular preferences of the world.

In order to carry out this study, we chose one of the more popular preference-weighted health state classification questionnaires in Europe, the Euroqol [ 16].