Sentence examples for preference for work from inspiring English sources

Bill Keller, executive editor of The New York Times, said The Times would be open to using work from an outside source, "assuming we were confident of its quality," but that "we'll always have a preference for work we can vouch for ourselves".

The Bita Daryabari Presidential Chair in Iranian Studies, financed by her contribution and a grant of $500,000 from the University of California Presidential Match for Endowed Chairs, will support teaching and research by a faculty member in the Department of Near Eastern Studies (NES), with a preference for work focused on ancient Iran.

6 Note that this model also captures workers who do not have binding private schedule constraints in the above sense, but just a preference for work at certain intervals, e.g. due to certain life-style choices.

Staff (but not students) indicated a high preference for 'Work in interdisciplinary groups'.

The strongest predictor of expressed preference for work in the public sector was 'the sixth year of study'.

It is possible that if asked directly, LMIC elective students would indicate a greater preference for work with the underserved.

Today in-groups explain the lack of women in certain roles as the result of their "innate" preference for "work-life balance"; a hundred years ago they pointed to women's supposedly smaller brains.

McMakin's drafting table is next to his bedroom, in keeping with his habitual preference for "working where I sleep".

Ward has been candid about his preference for working his horses lightly and has had Monarchos on the grounds for nearly two weeks.

But a sectarian agenda, McConnell-style hardball, and a preference for working quickly and in secret have broken all trust between the legislative majority and its opponents.

Attention to detail is a plus in many settings; a preference for working alone often needs to be matched by the ability to be an effective team player.