Sentence examples for preferred out from inspiring English sources

Jemima Khan, daughter of Lady Annabel Goldsmith, a close friend of Princess Diana who was not invited, tweeted during the ceremony: "No offence to Camilla but I'd have preferred – out of respect – that no one had substituted for mother of the groom at register signing".

And if you want to look beyond white, male British guitar bands, you could pan out to Frances Bean Cobain – born the same week as Van McCann – who continues to be a vocal, B-side referencing obsessive on Twitter (quizzed as to who she preferred out of Nirvana and Hole, she answered "Oasis").

In the choice between the three different financing systems presented in Figure 1, a majority (52%) of respondents preferred out-of-pocket financing, system A. Among the rest, preferences were stronger for compulsory (28%) rather than voluntary (20%) health insurance.

Some of the respondents who preferred out-of-pocket financing to insurance may have stated a zero WTP for insurance.

Costs run in the $1,900 to $2,500 range for the basic program, and most programs prefer out-of-pocket payment from the client or the employer to dealing with insurance.

Health care utilization may also explain these observations, as Azeri patients may be more prone to stay in the hospital, while Georgians prefer out-patient treatment, in which case, medical charts are not maintained.

The observed status of many of the variables would produce a tendency to prefer out of pocket paying clients to clients who are paid for by insurance and to contract some but not all service inputs to insured clients.

"Even when I was buying, I would have preferred cutting out the middleman," she said.

Instead, my son's father preferred hanging out, drinking in the street and playing basketball, to being a father.

He much preferred being out in the field, and he liked the wide-ranging work of the current season.

The bacteria preferred hanging out on laminated menus, whose tiny crevices formed welcoming spots to chill.