Sentence examples for preferred relationship from inspiring English sources

The company has a preferred relationship with several companies, including Cisco Systems, Dell Computer, VMWare and EMC.

The site allows donors (men) and recipients (women) to identify their preferred relationship after birth, with options like "uncle role," "no contact," and "co-parent".

At a marketing meeting for the stock offering, Ms. Bibliowicz described the company's "preferred relationship" selling the offerings of Travelers Life, a division of Citigroup.

Britain will have two years to negotiate its preferred relationship with the EU after triggering article 50, the formal mechanism for leaving.

I've also witnessed companies who, in addition to using Google for monetization, have preferred relationships with purchasing traffic through Google Adwords.

More than 60% of participants preferred relationships where a man was taller than a woman; however, it was significantly lower than in Western societies (i.e., 96.3% in Poland, Pawlowski, 2003).

But over half this business comes from the biggest 250 companies and 100 investors, which prefer relationships with the top banks.

Seminal studies of dog behaviour conducted in the 1950s and '60s showed, however, that dogs raised without human contact at an early age retain their inherent instincts and prefer relationships with other dogs over associations with people.

Both these dancers were seen in a series of hetero dance relationships, neither finding fulfillment, although solo passages for Ms. Miller suggested that she at least preferred any relationship to solitude.

While most people in happy relationships would prefer the relationship continue well into the future on a good basis, the time and even money you spend on (and with) a mate today is a risk not unlike gambling; if you loose, no one owes you a minute or a penny in return.

He preferred his relationships with the far right to be long-distance affairs.