Sentence examples for prefer children from inspiring English sources

Although the sexual preference hypothesis can explain why some offenders prefer children, this does not provide a comprehensive understanding, particularly when considering offenders who target both adult and child victims.

The best schools prefer children carrying a "glorious certificate for one-child parents".

Channel 4, 9pm, Wednesday February 23 Peter Paterson, Daily Mail Verdict: Too much swearing "Personally, I think I'd prefer children to continue eating junk food than that they grow up assuming, like Mr Oliver, that it's necessary to cram a reference to the sexual act five times into a sentence of 20 words on the subject of cooking".

Adults who want children often prefer children of a particular sex, or a "balance" of male and female children, perhaps born in a particular order.

Despite the fact that advertisements on Backpage.com do not directly mention sex with children, customers who prefer children know to look for words and phrases such as "sweet, candy, fresh, new in town, new to the game" [27 29].

"It seems that business owners prefer children," Kanaan added, as they are less likely to negotiate for better wages, hours and working conditions.

A recent study conducted in north-west Ethiopia showed that the majority of contraceptive users prefer child spacing to limiting [ 27], which supports findings from other parts of Africa [ 33].

He did have some reservations: he prefers children's early experiences with money to be more tangible so they can see the piggy bank or jar filling up with coins.

The employers also preferred children because of ease in management, discipline and lack of labour unions.

In U.S. history, as the Industrial Revolution moved the workplace from farm to factory, employers often preferred child workers because they were less likely to strike and were usually cheaper, according to the Child Labor Public Education Project.

First, we establish that children prefer other children whose favorite songs are familiar to them.