Sentence examples for preferred success from inspiring English sources
In development we are often driven by donor preferences – whether it is major bilateral donors, UN organisations or individuals providing funding, success sells, and each has its own preferred success narrative.
This may explain the preferred success of the screen through selection on basis of proliferation, rather than cell migration.
That said, Mr. Gaffigan would still prefer success to failure.
I prefer success with a small "s".
If I had to choose, I prefer success.
Of course, I would prefer his success not to continue quite as long as he hopes.
The Brits had cred even though they continued to prefer commercial success to artistic merit.
Parents prefer academic success to wasting time on sport.The recent visit of Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, brought some assistance.
He added, "Of course, I would prefer his success not continue quite as long as he hopes.
Whoever takes over next season must quickly adapt to life in Russia and perfect a balancing act between a board which wants European glory and fans who prefer domestic success, all while keeping the RFU onside.
He also preferred playwrights whose success depended upon his collaboration.
