Sentence examples for prefer narrow from inspiring English sources

A conclusion that emerges from this study and related studies on birds is that some species prefer larger strips or non-riparian habitats whereas others prefer narrow strips along riparian habitats.

We find that both an insurer and consumers prefer narrower networks than the social planner in most markets.

The reason for this is that newspapers prefer narrower fonts, which allow them to fit more words on each line.

His work is required reading in many French universities, even though it seems to be a model of American pragmatism, preferring narrow-seeming "How?" and "Who, exactly?" questions to the deeper "Why?" and "What?" supposedly favored by French theory.

L. vulgaris preferred more transparent water, higher cover of cattails and the pool placed in the forest, but with fewer trees on the pool banks, whilst T. cristatus preferred narrower zone of littoral vegetation, more trees on the pool banks, smaller water bodies and absence of fish.

This is particularly the case since Lieberman, an essential partner in such a coalition, is known to prefer a narrow centre-right coalition to a narrow centre-left one.

One aide on Capitol Hill familiar with the negotiations said Democrats would prefer a narrow deal to legalize DACA recipients.

(Although some botanists prefer a narrow circumscription for the genus, in which case it contains only about 35 species).

This cuckoo is mainly found in the lowlands and foothills, and it appears to prefer the narrow transition zone between dry forest and moist broadleaf forest, but the species has also been reported from other forested habitats.

But philosophers may well prefer a narrow definition.

Therefore, some investigators prefer to narrow down the search using an expression-array following treatment with demethylating agents such as 5-aza-2′-deoxycytidine [ 95, 96].