Sentence examples for prefers very from inspiring English sources

The butterfly prefers very cold winters and we weren't sure if any would survive our mild season.

Marilyn Moffat, professor of physical therapy at New York University and president of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy, prefers "very protective" isometric exercises, at least at the outset of treatment until the tendon injury begins to heal.

However, because it prefers very steep mountain slopes, often with difficult access, its current distribution remained unknown.

This suggests that the enzyme prefers very bulky substrates, which in structure possesses hydrophilic atom(s) like oxygen, sulfur or nitrogen, to achieve optimal binding in the S1 pocket.

That makes them prefer very short-term Treasury bills with maturities of a month or less.

"We know that Poussin preferred very simple frames and instructed one of his patrons on this".

In a country where people prefer very meaty dishes, his restaurant has been ranked one of the best for many years now.

And as exit-poll data from the 1996, 2000, and 2008 Republican presidential primaries and caucuses show, these different types of "conservatives" prefer very different types of presidential candidates.

That movie was regarded by some critics as a thrilling paradigm shift in horror: I thought it was pretty clever, though I would have preferred very clever, or better still, very scary.

And there are some billionaires, like Stephen Bechtel Jr., heir to the engineering firm that bears his name, who prefer very low-tech ways to process data: Bechtel told Forbes that he favors a slide rule over a computer.

They prefer very clear water and rarely swim far from the bottom.