Sentence examples for preferred persons from inspiring English sources

Alcohol use information included frequency of alcohol use, frequency of having six or more drinks on one occasion as well as drinking contexts (i.e. preferred types of alcoholic beverages, preferred locations for drinking and preferred persons to drink with).

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

Prof Plous says he asks students to think about the person they were during the 24-hour period and if they preferred that person, to "break down the barriers" between the compassionate and every day version of themselves.

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.

For hard to reach caregivers, those without telephones, or those who preferred in-person interviews, parent interviews were conducted face-to-face either at the MORE Project offices at Johns Hopkins University or at their child's school.

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.

Parameswaran prefers first-person narration to the more detached third person, but his storytellers are also wedded to a 21st-century experimentalism, continually uncaging themselves from realist fiction.

Mr. Parameswaran prefers "first-person narration to the more detached third person, but his storytellers are also wedded to a 21st-century experimentalism, continually uncaging themselves from realist fiction," he writes.

According to Ad Age, more than three out of every four business executives prefer in-person meetings, and over 90percentt of them feel in-person meetings are essential for a long-term business relationship.

One person preferred 24 hour shifts, two preferred unstated 'other length' shifts and four did not respond to this question.

Nonpharmacological interventions are considered to have fewer side-effects and tend to be preferred by older persons.