Sentence examples for prefer fall from inspiring English sources

A new study shows that the products we prefer fall along political lines, even coffee outlets.

For the simulation, we assumed that two equally-effective stimuli (e.g., preferred) fell on different locations in the receptive fields of MT neurons.

Easy answers aren't always available, which is one reason that many people prefer to fall back on generalities.

Sports scientist Andrew Jones recalls that Radcliffe would prefer to fall off the back in exhaustion during treadmill tests rather than tell him to stop the machine.

Instead of recognizing the critical need for the agency, the mayor would apparently prefer to fall back on a system that has shown to be ineffective.

Even the offer of counselling after a specific ordeal is typically greeted with a mixture of embarrassment and annoyance, as we prefer to fall back on the trusty British stiff upper-lip.

We prefer the Fall more than most other nations, at 29% vs. 17% for the rest of the world.

Given the choice, photons prefer to fall into the same quantum state, and this weird chumminess could someday drive ultrafast quantum computers in which individual photons race around optical circuits.

Instead of playing amateur detective, I prefer to fall back on a more practical approach to building business relationships in a world where words can no longer be taken at face value.

The frequencies of the 17 subgroups among the wheat and Aegilops accessions (Table 1) are shown in Additional file 7. The γ-gliadins of each accession prefer to fall into one or two subgroups.

The entire "post-Flynn" concept is kind of what I was referring to above, in which Trump's initial staffing plan ― the one he actually seemed to prefer ― fell apart.