Sentence examples for preference for another from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, he elaborated, not closing the door to a Manhattan trial but expressing strong preference for another location.

Eight per cent said that they were undecided, seven per cent said that they wouldn't vote, and four per cent indicated a preference for another candidate.

By ruling out backing for a government that relies on "life support" from the Scottish National party last week, the Lib Dem leader made absolutely clear his preference for another coalition with the Tories.

It was said by people who knew him well that melancholy had not always been his governing possession, that once upon a time he had been carefree and a little wild, that the loss of his wife — not to the cruelty of an early death but to her preference for another man — had left him wounded in a way that was irreparable.

If he has a strong preference for another place, he'll let you know.

A preference for another umbrella term should not be a reason for disagreement on the central issues of this article.

As Par3, Par6 and aPKC were all tyrosine phosphorylated by Src, it is likely that phosphorylation played an important function in shifting their respective binding affinity and preference for one another and for Numb.

Shell "traditionally uses its scenarios to prepare for the future without expressing a preference for one over another," Van der Veer stated as he laid out his choice.

Used correctly, to be neutral is to avoid preference for one over another.

The allocation of resources to the competing strategies or actions requires trade-off decisions which will show in the preference for one or another strategy or action, and in the dependence of such trade-offs on task constraints.

However, our data show that exposure per se did not influence preference for carbohydrates, so another factor must be driving preference here.