I am quite confident because I share these convictions with a veritable who's who of leading experts, with predilections from vegan to Paleo, from all around the globe.
"We satisfy Millennials unique predilection for feedback from friends before making purchases by hosting the shopping experience as a private chat in a showroom".
Moreover, Shi et al. (2011) found that consumers who have high MIAN consciousness have a predilection for brands from developed countries.
He has a predilection for props, from comparisons of Obamacare vs. its replacement, scores of folders purportedly containing plans to disentangle himself from his businesses, to his most recent giant stacks of paper adorned with red tape (to be symbolically cut with gold scissors) to symbolize his efforts to cut regulations.
Dr. David Finkelhor, the director of the Crimes Against Children Research Center at the University of New Hampshire, said no one knew where any type of sexual predilection comes from; some people contain their sexual fantasies, others act them out.
"They had a predilection for snatching defeat from the jaws of victory," said Rollins, who now lives on Long Island.
I have not lived in London since 1999 and, far from a predilection for manicures, Gucci and French affectations, many will testify to my dedication to trainers, pints and northern slang.
His predilection for history arose from his studies of the ancient writers, his indifference to the rationalistic theology still in vogue in Leipzig, and his intense interest in Luther as a historical character.
By John Lanchester The New Yorker, August 9, 1999 P. 78 BOOKS lead about the many books on getting fired, and about how to fire people... What all these books have in common, apart from a predilection for the kind of subtitle that makes a reader want to go and lie down, is an almost Victorian richness of euphemism.
BOOKS lead about the many books on getting fired, and about how to fire people... What all these books have in common, apart from a predilection for the kind of subtitle that makes a reader want to go and lie down, is an almost Victorian richness of euphemism.
