Sentence examples for readers preferences from inspiring English sources

Readers' preferences vary from region to region.

The app could give the publisher the opportunity to gauge readers' preferences, drum up interest in its books and build a presence in social media.

There's much woofing about the poor state of the short story in the UK, its economic viability and readers' preferences for long form, but this wasn't too hard a sell.

Ties are broken by readers' preferences.

Those ranks are then averaged and readers' preferences are incorporated to determine the final rankings.

New research from Yale, Cornell and the University of Chicago finds that readers' preferences for liberal or conservative political literature attracts them to different types of science books.

Readers' preference for ebooks has been blamed for 225 potential job losses after publisher Penguin Random House announced cuts that leave staff facing an anxious Christmas.

Deeply ambivalent about his white readers' preference for what he called "a jingle in a broken tongue," Dunbar wrote a great deal of verse in standard diction and form, including a handful of lyrics, such as "We Wear the Mask," "Sympathy," and "The Haunted Oak," that testify candidly and movingly to his frustrated aspirations as a black poet in a white supremacist era.

The readers' preference for conventional TSE suggests that, in addition to the reduction of motion artefacts, image contrast must also considered when developing BLADE protocols for female pelvic MRI.

Others, including The Houston Chronicle, have in recent months mounted or at least contemplated surveys like The Morning News's to gauge reader preferences -- a precursor, they acknowledge, to possible future cuts.

I obviously need more practice in assessing reader preferences.