Sentence examples for preferred for example from inspiring English sources

The Mirant Trust I preferred, for example, which I recommended at $32, is now down to $21 and yields 13.4%.

We would have preferred, for example, to measure post-graduate success based on the median earnings of recent and mid-career alumni, something possible for some institutions because of the payscale.com web site computations, but not for all schools.

In some clinical scenarios, a nonamyloid molecular tracer may be preferred (for example, dopamine imaging for differentiating AD and DLB) [ 95].

For some applications, a variable weighting might be preferred, for example to emphasize the importance of edges in computing the similarities between landscapes.

However, if a reliable previous study exists then (B1) and (D1) may be preferred (for example, if researchers are seeking to validate an existing study).

While the human heart is always on the left, in other situations it is possible for either the left side or the right side to be preferred: for example, some people prefer to write with their right hand, while others prefer to write with their left hand.

It might prefer, for example, to strike the fugitive Pakistani Taliban there using American drone attacks.

The Persians also tend to be more traditional than the Americans, preferring, for example, to dine at kosher restaurants or observe the Sabbath in some form.

He prefers, for example, Simon Russell Beale's "capacity for moral disgust" in John Caird's solemn National Theatre production in 2000 rather than Mark Rylance's own Hamlet from the same year down the river at the Globe.

I'd prefer, for example, a plain chocolate digestive, or one of those Boasters, the ridiculously expensive ones where a packet costs about £9.95 and you get three of them.

Over time, Kathy Maggi's regular chirping about how to deal with Madison and her sometimes-differing approach — she prefers, for example, not to let her granddaughter cry, even though Mr. Wilson and Holly Maggi sometimes think she needs to — has rankled Mr. Wilson.