Sentence examples for prefer language from inspiring English sources

"As a Friend" is never sentimental, but it is all feeling, and that might be uncomfortable for readers who prefer language dwindled to defeat.

"We would prefer language that does not predetermine the outcome before negotiations start," said Michael B. Oren, Israel's ambassador to the United States.

First, in place of the grave silence that was the great theme of early postmodernism (or late modernism, if you prefer), language announcing a postwar exhaustion, its own impossibility, as in the work of Beckett or Blanchot, there is a confident profusion of narratives, an often comic abundance of story-making.

These phenomena make it difficult to reconstruct a primordial language, if there is any reason at all to prefer language monogenesis over polygenesis.

We would prefer language allowing a judge to extend the privilege to a WikiLeaks-like organization "in the interest of justice". Finally, some critics complain that the bill offers less protection to journalists when it comes to information the government claims is necessary to prevent or mitigate acts of terrorism or other actions that jeopardize national security.

Even in the womb, she said, babies are exposed to the rhythms and sounds of language, and newborns have been shown to prefer languages rhythmically similar to the one they've heard during fetal development.

EFHC's EHR includes patients' preferred language, and all messages are first sent in the preferred language; patients are told that materials are also available in the other language from the CRC Screening Coordinator; this strategy will address problems if the language preference recorded in the EHR is incorrect.

Some are obvious: country, preferred language, time zone etc.

This study investigated the relationship between learners' two major needs (preferred language skill and preferred language learning material) and their patterns of strategy use.

It codifies preferred language intended to make our journalism easier to read, while addressing questions of ethics.

I had been a bit surprised that people wanted to learn about it given that most Guardian developers' preferred language is Scala.