Sentence examples for preferential when from inspiring English sources

With the forearm fastened, our results suggest that four only shapes are preferential when reproducing these same shapes.

A trial was considered preferential when the standard ellipse (i.e., the ellipse presented first, see Fig. 4) had been classified as preferential.

Flowers will acquire preferential stock when it acquires other societies to maximise returns.

She said the company has offered Wilshire Grand employees "preferential hiring when the new hotel becomes operational".

The usual suspects got preferential treatment when the U.N. bosses in New York called the BNP bank to get Cotecna to issue a C.O.A. to release the money".

An aide to Ms. Pelosi said that neither she nor her husband, Paul F. Pelosi, had received "preferential treatment" when the company, Visa Inc., went public.

The landlord has said he will not extend that preferential rate when my lease expires — which means my rent will almost double.

A spokesman for the Department of Business said the government's advisers, including Goldman Sachs, UBS and other junior advisers, were not given preferential treatment when shares were allocated and some did not get any at all.

Rather, Mr Monti defines "unfair" as "preferential"—as when, say, Spain charges a Spanish company in Spain one rate but a German firm, whose investment it wants, a lower rate.

The reforms will hit small and medium-sized builders most, since by law they get preferential treatment when public-works projects are doled out.Can the ailing industry withstand more pain?

Mr. D'Amiano also owed the state hundreds of thousands of dollars in back taxes, and federal investigators are now trying to determine whether the McGreevey administration gave him preferential treatment when the state agreed to settle that debt for a reduced amount.