Sentence examples for preferred to identify from inspiring English sources

As they got older, they either preferred to identify with a wider black culture or put Islam at the centre of their lives and identity.

The right has so demonized "the L-word" that during a Democratic debate in 2007, Hillary Clinton, asked by a voter whether she was a liberal, said that she preferred to identify herself as — of course — a "modern progressive".

The desire was understandable: for a long time Israelis — like Jews elsewhere — preferred to identify only with that tiny fragment of the Jewish population who fired shots during the Holocaust.

Since the environment was too large for a statistical sampling, a rational sampling was preferred to identify the areas of major interest and, on these, statistical sampling was carried out.

The reasons why it is generally preferred to identify how the content has been tampered with are twofold: on one hand, given an estimate of where the signal was manipulated, one can establish whether or not the audio file is still meaningful for the final user; on the other hand, in some circumstances, it may be possible to recover the original semantics of the audio file.

By setting a high BF value we preferred to identify a lower number of short CNVs but highly confident.

The latter was preferred to identifying PSA screening as a targeted priority issue (unanimous).

Since this hypothesis was tested on Australian students, who prefer to identify with moderate groups, the context-specific expectation was for that preference to disappear under uncertainty.

Western Union said they'd prefer to identify recipient by their birth dates.

The Aromani, as they prefer to identify themselves, are a distinct ethnic community.

(Local hunters and fishermen, whom Coptis sees as some of her best potential allies, prefer to identify themselves as "conservationists").