Sentence examples for preferred again from inspiring English sources

David Ospina, preferred again in the Arsenal goal to Wojciech Szczesny, did in fact have two saves to make but they were both from half-chances.

After the government of Napoleon I, monarchies were preferred again, but in the form of constitutional monarchies, such as in Britain.

73 After this, smaller scale manufacture was preferred again, possibly in response to a reduction in places available in distant mills and factories.

So a quarter of Americans would like to see some legal recognition for gay relationships, but would also prefer — again, if given the option — that such recognition not be described as a marriage.

Mr Blair has generally been a good prime minister, which is one reason why this newspaper preferred him again to the Tories at the last election.

The information source preferred was again personal verbal information (82%), significantly higher than all other information sources (p < 0.001).

For Southern University (SU), an ACT composite of 20 is preferred, but again, either an ACT English score of 18 or an ACT math score of 19 is required.

These days everyone's talking about a Brooklyn renaissance, but this New Yorker thinks she would prefer Manhattan again, with winters spent in warm spots like Southern California.

Essentially, they're still very open to the OEMs doing these skins if they prefer, but again, that's likely to still be discussed when figuring out how quickly updates should come out.

-- Brianna Butler would prefer never again to see the inside of the DeKalb County welfare office.

The chief culprit was Martín Demichelis, the central defender again preferred to the £40m Eliaquiam Mangala, who was a substitute.