Sentence examples for preferred by its from inspiring English sources

Ever since this problematic graft with the Italian state, ethnic tumult in Südtirol (the name preferred by its German-speaking majority) has turned the province into a continuing experiment in hybrid statecraft, while Tyrol's northern reaches — home to dramatic peaks, world-class ski resorts and pristine valleys for hiking — have become even more Austrian-identified.

Ever since this problematic graft with the Italian state, ethnic tumult in S rol (the name preferred by its German-speaking majority) has turned the province into a continuing experiment in hybrid statecraft, while Tyrol's northern reaches -- home to dramatic peaks, world-class ski resorts and pristine valleys for hiking -- have become even more Austrian-identified.

And in a media environment crowded with virtual content farms where no detail is too small to report as long as it was reported there first, Politico stands out for its frenetic pace or, in the euphemism preferred by its editors, "high metabolism".

If foreigners sell their dollars to hold yuan instead they will put upward pressure on the currency, making it harder to "manage" (to use the word China prefers) or "manipulate" (to use the word preferred by its critics; see article).Despite China's capital controls, the offshore market also affords its firms an alternative source of borrowing.

Thus, the mycobiont may absorb and transform the nitrogen forms that are preferred by its photosynthetic partner.

In short, the answer is no, if we only use explanatory randomized trials as preferred by its proponents.

Although threonine or asparagine at the P1 subsite is not preferred by IIa, its S1 pocket residue Asp189 can interact with Thr or Asn through a water molecule.

A monopoly NGO engages in "donor-stretching," choosing a mission statement that includes issues not preferred by any of its donors, but still narrower than socially desirable.

We assumed that an increase in fire frequency acts as the active constraint and limits an ecosystem from attaining the maximum heterogeneity, and the maximum grazing acceptability (maximum richness and abundance of grass species preferred by herbivores) in its native settings.

Austrians should engage MMT as a descriptive paradigm, even when the policy positions preferred by many of its advocates horrify them.

In any case, whatever solution to the problem of global warming is preferred by the public and its leaders, it will require extraordinary political will to push it through, and at present that is wholly lacking.