Sentence examples for preference because from inspiring English sources

Hereafter we call " lessonae preference" this kind of female preference, because P. lessonae males are the most preferred.

There is no preference because the secretary, like the legislature, is agnostic as to whether or not you use the machine recount or a manual recount.

They were able to eliminate the effects of party preference because Finland has a system of proportional representation that pits candidates of the same party against one another.

"There is only a certain number of surgeons and operating theatres in Australia so if you get preference because of private health, someone else is getting knocked back down the line.

She added: "It is important to recognise that not all parents and pupils can be offered their first preference, because there are simply not an unlimited number of places at each school.

Himes couldn't stop apologizing for his preference, because ultimately it wasn't a preference but a pathology, one by which his white partners felt eroticized, too; being white with Himes, they felt both privileged and abused.

The proposed system slightly modifies the Saaty table preferences because, as tasks with different ranks are on a server, the ranks of subsequent tasks change, and new rankings must be calculated.

I am often buying and delivering bunches (preference: sunflowers), because, with four teenage daughters, the tribulations of a single week provide ample scenes of triumph or despair.

The preferred geometry of the ankle crossing, therefore, propagates into curvature preferences, because the ankle crossing at one vertex is linked by a relatively rigid structural member (the distal proximal pair) to the three neighbouring vertices.

Do fewer voters switch their voting preferences because fewer of them watched the convention on television?

"We have no preferences, because in business you cannot be emotionally attached.