Sentence examples for preferred attending from inspiring English sources

In one study conducted for an all-women's college, Mr. Strauss said that half of the students responded that if they had to make the choice over again, they would have preferred attending a coeducational institution but decided to enroll at the women's school despite its drawbacks.

Both groups GPs stated that after their participation in the clinical trial, they perceived the patients as true suffering persons; their relationship with the patients had improved, although there continued to be complicated cases and the doctors still preferred attending to other types of patient.

Women tend to prefer attending tutorials with a teacher than men do.

Instead of having a food pick-up event, for instance, the teens said they would prefer attending a movie night or a basketball game where dinner happens to be served. .

But I guess he would prefer attending a bullfight pretending in his little mind that he was the Matador Super Hombre lusting to pick his enemy the Toro into a bleeding demise.

Conversely, it was also expressed that some women prefer attending antenatal care alone because they would be embarrassed with their partner's company.

This group of participants showed some satisfaction with the services at PHCCs, but they minimally use these services and mainly prefer attending private sector.

Health centre midwives reported that they now prefer attending deliveries at the health centre, as attending home deliveries is more time consuming than health centre deliveries and is sometimes risky.

This is quite different to results seen from other professions who have tended to prefer attending conferences, lectures and reading of relevant journals [ 14, 20] even though there is little evidence to suggest that attending conferences had any direct impact on improving professional practice [ 21].

He preferred to attend without friends so he could concentrate on the stage.

Simpson described himself as a loyal Democrat who would have preferred to attend a better-orchestrated Kerry rally.