Sentence examples for preferred end from inspiring English sources

Red Avenger (3.10) at 25-1 is at the preferred end of the market.

On Turkey's most prized objective of easing visa restrictions, Davutoğlu was confident this could be done by Ankara's preferred end of June deadline, although his government has only met half of the EU's 72 bureaucratic conditions.

A few contemporary authors have even speculated that suicide could become the preferred end to life, because it permits individuals the maximum amount of choice over the timing, manner and painfulness of death.

Today, Isaacson goes on to say, our media landscape threatens to "exacerbate this tribalism": people can "hunker down on their preferred end of the talk radio dial, seek out the cable news hosts who reinforce their biases, and lurk in the corners of the blogosphere shared by their ideological cronies".

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Today, Isaacson goes on to say, our media landscape threatens to "exacerbate this tribalism": people can "hunker down on their preferred end of the talk radio dial, seek out the cable news hosts who reinforce their biases, and lurk in the corners of the blogosphere shared by their ideological cronies".

On alternate days, they injected the mice with a salt solution that had no effect on the nerves and put them in the "preferred" end chamber for an hour at a time.

Governments, he reckons, will always find ways to divert tax revenues to their preferred ends.

We preferred ending with ice creams like dulce de leche or with a sorbetlike cabernet or with churros — similar to crullers, only these were delectable sugared batons of pastry dough, crisped from deep frying but tender and weightless within.

The last sightings of Miss Waldron's red colobus were in the 1970's, and a concerted seven-year effort to visit every last scrap of the swampy rain forests the monkey preferred ended late last month in the Ivory Coast without even a hint of its presence, said W. Scott McGraw, an anthropologist at Ohio State University who is a co-author of the paper.

That bombshell revelation explains so very much, including why former "Dexter" showrunner Clyde Phillips' preferred ending, one that closed with Dexter getting a lethal injection, wasn't the one that came to be.

M.Rokeach distinguished terminal values (such as world peace, wisdom, and happiness), which are preferred end-states of existence, and instrumental values (such as responsibility and cooperation), which are preferred modes of conduct.