Sentence examples for preferred opinion from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with the commonly preferred opinion to settle the matter in the departmental level rather than taking it farther into higher levels.

This is the preferred opinion of many in the west and economically it can make sense.

Since cable viewers are billed just to watch, no matter which channels they prefer, opinion pays.

Which variant of the HTC Hero do you prefer?(opinion).

They may prefer opinions from lay-consumers that support choice and are empowering rather than information from professionals that is focused on addressing the treatment of depression.

A few of his more hotheaded followers, on hearing that Manuel had made a truce with the Turks of Iconium and totally misunderstanding his motives, accused the emperor of treason and urged the French king to join Roger in attacking the Byzantines. Louis preferred the opinion of his less-volatile advisers and agreed to restore any imperial possessions he might capture.

Treatment with the unmodified T molecule is preferred by opinion leaders, with a treatment modality and in a dose which maintains serum T in the physiological range for the full 24 hours of the day.

Founded in the 8th century and based on the teachings of the imam Mālik ibn Anas, the Mālikiyyah stressed local Medinese community practice (sunnah), preferring traditional opinions (raʾy) and analogical reasoning (qiyās) to a strict reliance on Ḥadīth (traditions concerning the Prophet's life and utterances) as a basis for legal judgment.

According to Hume in parliamentary debate, he "would certainly prefer the opinions of those who had visited the countries in which the plague occasionally showed itself".

However, the different opinions often remain unexploited: Learners prefer preference-consistent over preference-inconsistent information, a phenomenon called confirmation bias.

"I would have preferred to give my opinion on the fact that he gets called up so soon".