Sentence examples for prefer faster from inspiring English sources

Although Nalbandian claims to prefer faster surfaces, he, too, is a threat to win at Roland Garros.

Electrophysiology studies in non-human primates have shown tuning of individual neurons to different modulation rates and suggest a tendency for neurons in primary fields to prefer faster rates than neurons in field higher up the hierarchy (Bieser and Muller-Preuss, 1996; Liang et al., 2002): see also (Joris et al., 2004).

When you get 5 wins or 10 loses (2 wins or ten loses if you're in a hurry or prefer faster stat increases) you can increase one of your stats by one, or make your HP or MP go up by 5. Instead of fighting each other, make up a storyline, chop til' you drop, or make a tournament, do tag team matches, or whatever.

Some frogs prefer fast-moving water, others slow.

New Choices For Fast Food Travelers who prefer fast-food restaurants could soon face new choices at the cash register.

Specifically, G.M. cannot get certain parts needed to produce the 5.3-liter V-8-equipped trucks — which many customers seem to prefer — fast enough.

The general feeling is that ground with some cut favours Dawn Approach over Toronado, who probably does prefer fast ground, though he was sired by High Chaparral, a Group One winner on heavy.

"Some cultures, some partners, some circumstances prefer fast, slow, or average.

Perhaps audiences prefer fast-paced, one-note shows with uninspired archetypes, or perhaps they want something that doesn't challenge the norm, but that's all the more reason Soloway's pilot deserves a shot at a series.

Still, although modern giant salamanders prefer fast-flowing, oxygen-rich mountain streams, the sediments where the fossils of their ancestors have been discovered suggested they also lived in rivers and lakes in the lowlands.

Clinicians prefer fast-curing materials that reduce surgical times, lower the patient's risk of infection, and rapidly stabilize defects.