Sentence examples for preferences for those from inspiring English sources
Focus pulls tighter, and by four months the baby can distinguish between different faces, establishing clear preferences for those most familiar.
This newspaper favours legal abortion, but in Roe the justices invented the law rather than interpreting it, substituting their preferences for those of voters.
Students at the University of California, Berkeley – whose branding is blue and gold – show stronger preferences for those shades than the colours of UCB's arch rival Stanford University (team colours red and white), and vice versa.
A European commission note seen by the Guardian calls for the swift adoption of the collection of passenger name records, including bank details, mobile numbers and meal preferences, for those flying in and out of the EU and their retention for up to five years for access by the police and security services.
The company's premium packages are low-priced, at $2 or $5 per month, depending on your preferences, for those who want to upgrade.
In particular, it focuses on the incorporation of the level of vagueness of preferences for those issues (either crisp or fuzzy) and multi-objective decision-making techniques.
Our preference for those who emote to those who prevaricate explains the enraptured 20,000 fans at the arena.
"I think there will be depositor preference for those institutions with the strongest balance sheets," said Flint, talking about the "brand effect".
The policy allows troops with 12-month orders in Iraq to have 15 days of home leave, with special preference for those with pregnant wives and newborn children.
Volunteers asked to rate made-up words from an "alien" language even continued to show a preference for those typed predominantly with the right hand.
The researchers found that the birds showed a significant preference for those without the sunscreen, indicating that fluorescence, far from being just a byproduct of a parrot's pigmentation, is actually an adaptive sexual signal.
