Sentence examples for preferred person from inspiring English sources

Preferred person should have Microsoft computer management experience and ideally Avimark client soft ware training as well.

On the formal side, faculty apply to the Graduate Office for assistants and usually designate a preferred person; similarly students apply for positions and may designate a desired supervisor.

Of course, that doesn't stop pundits and parents from protesting -- often loudly -- when some preferred person or event is left out.

Few participants considered nurses or researchers to be the preferred person to talk to them about surrogate consent for research.

The majority rated the dietitian as the preferred person to assist with weight management, followed by GPs and exercise trainers.

The preferred person to help with changing overweight and obese patients weight were the dietitian, GP and exercise physiologist (see Table  4).

"What is the difference between it and a zoo?" Even the term "dwarf" is offensive to some; his organization prefers "person of short stature".

Billtrust found Generation Z prefers person-to-person and business-to-consumer digital payments over other payment methods.

I have to tell you, I much preferred the person who got out of the car.' And with that she reached under my dress and groped me.

Here is a simple bit of math that you don't have to be a geek to understand: It doesn't matter which candidate a person prefers unless that person shows up and votes.

Over time, you'll see that some folks prefer one person, and others prefer another.