Sentence examples for preference lies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharon's expression at dawn today left no doubt where his preference lies.

But after three years, I realised that our expertise, experience and preference lies on the "depth" rather than breadth side of things.

Nothing but shifting cultural preference lies behind our view that Lance Armstrong is not cheating if he sleeps in a pressure chamber to boost his red-blood-cell count but would be cheating if he used epo; or our view that it's all right to use methylxanthines (the stimulants in coffee) but not ephedra.

These slides are a good choice for beginning slide players who may not know yet where their preference lies.

A construct for examining the multi-dimensional nature of reward is used, the type-system-criterion (TSC) model, to identify where specific differences in reward preference lie.

Dental and medical practices accessed tend to be Jewish run, although whether this is through preference, lay referral systems within the community, geography, or a lack of choice is unclear and will be explored further.

The roots of son-preference lie deep in Chinese culture.

Mr. Paterson offered a cautionary note for those who might try to influence his decision or divine where his preferences lie.

He has compromised on free trade before, and may do so again, but few doubt where his preferences lie.

Much of this was driven by my knowledge that Adrià's own preferences lie in the realm of extremely simple fare.

But Mr Bush made clear where his preferences lie: "There was a time when many said that the cultures of Japan and Germany were incapable of sustaining democratic values.