Sentence examples for preferences doing from inspiring English sources
And, to be slightly serious about (b), if you really did own rights to information about yourself, you would forever be suing people who gossip without permission about your tastes and preferences, doing even more for lawyers in the process than Bill Safire's proposal would.
Harmony ratings do not depend strongly on lightness contrast, but pair preferences do, with more contrastive pairs being preferred.
Preferences!" Did she ever take a call?
"The elite institutions that support preferences do not bear most of the costs," he said.
In the event, Greens preferences did not prove of any use to PUP, which polled too weakly to be competitive.
"Tweets don't win elections, people talking to each other about their preferences do," the panellist who had worked for the Barack Obama campaign declared.
Gerry, the WA lead candidate who was entrusted to fill in the remaining details of preferences, does not think the WA Nationals are a "major" party.
Missouri has articulated a preference to stay in a conference with Kansas, but in this rapidly changing landscape, preferences don't mean much.
The preferences did not violate the Constitution, the judge, Hiram H. Ward ruled, because there was a rational reason for them — they generated "monetary support for the university".
Many voters don't know all the candidates, others don't rank them rationally, preferences don't always hold, and so on.
The results demonstrate that student preferences do not reflect the landscape preferences of the wider public.
