Sentence examples for prefer brief from inspiring English sources

Offenders are referred to drug court by prosecutors but participation is voluntary, and some decline because they prefer brief sentences to a year or two under the thumb of a judge, with no guarantee that they will not fail and serve prison time anyway.

There's a sense in which Zuckerman's sensation-seekers are like extraverts: while introverts are sensitive to social stimulation, and prefer brief encounters with close friends, the same dose of social stimulation won't satisfy extraverts, who prefer regular, larger doses of social contact.

He also prefers brief conversations to lengthy ones.

"I told the staff, we are no longer going to have sentences like 'Heels make themselves sparkly for fall,' " said Ms. Buck, who prefers brief declarative sentences.

In addition, as society increasingly prefers brief, text-based communication for many health issues, analyses of written messages among populations may reveal important public health trends [ 25].

They preferred brief but professionally produced information that reflects similar resources for pharmaceuticals, including easily accessible online databases, which is consistent with the suggestion that evidence-based CM information should be included in professional handbooks and guidelines for pharmacists [ 16].

In fact it was Bill Clinton, president, who not only fielded the question in a 1994 appearance on MTV but also chose to share that he usually preferred briefs.

He prefers briefs both in and out of the gym, for reduced chaffing.

In summary, our results seem to suggest that younger doctors prefer more "brief and digested" forms of information, and learning styles that are reflective of encounters in daily medical practice.

Well, some passengers might prefer a brief queue.

Those preferring a brief intervention type model considered opportunistic delivery preferable.