Sentence examples for preference for shorter from inspiring English sources

"Employer feedback tends to point towards a preference for shorter, snappier language on a CV.

The T590C mutation in loop B increased the preference for shorter peptides, indicating a role in substrate gating.

Overall, ranchers do not express a preference for shorter contract length but those planning to sell their ranch operations do.

But much of the decline appears to be structural, caused by new rules like the European working-time directive and a greater preference for shorter hours, including part-time jobs.

On the other hand, our mobile users are showing a preference for shorter, more succinct content they can read on the go.

Given that 0.28 is a linear factor, the actual number is irrelevant, and the only effect it brings is a preference for shorter paths over longer ones.

No overall preference for facial masculinity emerged, but women with high sociosexuality scores, indicating preference for short-term mating, were more likely to prefer faces with masculine features.

Mr. Coleman of Drexel Burnham said that while markets seem to be "extraordinarily complacent" about inflation, the general preference for shorter-maturity issues and the slow trading in advance of Mr. Volcker's testimony partly reflects a degree of cautiousness about betting too heavily on the prevailing view of economic conditions.

Mr Cameron's besetting weakness was his instinctive preference for short-term tactics over long-term strategy.

But few know that they have a strong preference for short sentences and like to place periods where humans might think to put commas.

Now that Millennials have become the largest cohort in the U.S. workforce, their attitudes including a marked preference for short, written communication rather than telephones are increasingly mainstream.