Sentence examples for preferred more by from inspiring English sources

The trade paper said women were more likely to pick McDonald's, while Burger King was preferred more by men.

For instance, publicizing about and mentioning the innovativeness of plans and relying on computer-based registration is preferred more by managers than by physicians.

The intermediate topics, correlation and linear regression (59.2 vs 73.5%%) and logistic regression (41.8 % vs 62.2%%) were preferred more by staff than postgraduate students.

Not surprisingly, SR was preferred more by the ePN group: Of the eight post-usage respondents that had access to ePN, five favoured SR or digital dictation; of the four post-usage respondents who used Word, one favoured SR.

The role of hormones in the facial preferences of middle-aged women was also suggested by Little et al. (2010), who found that masculinity in male faces was preferred more strongly by premenopausal than by postmenopausal women, and that this effect was independent of the women's ages.

Little et al. (2010) found that digitally masculinized male faces were preferred more strongly by reproductive-age women than by pubescent girls or postmenopausal women.

My hunch is that technology has yet to get to a point to support the nuances of connection and communication preferred more often by women.

However, the Internet method of disclosure was preferred more frequently by those who had actually used this method.

The first-hand experience of working at the grassroots will immensely boost your CV and you'll be preferred more than others by your potential employer.

While dance companies obviously still exist, such models — for financial and artistic reasons — are not favored by a younger generation that prefers more flexible, project-by-project structures.

In that regard, by preferring more certainty, the firm is said to be risk averse.