Sentence examples for real preferences from inspiring English sources

She mastered the art of faking so well that by the time her mother-in-law died, and she could finally start eating according to her real preferences, she found that she no longer had preferences.

If the system cannot make a proposal, it comes from no real preferences between the two actions.

Take e.g. preferences over lottery outcomes: these are real preferences, regardless of the fact that one cannot choose between lottery outcomes.

Second, in terms of efficiency Fleurbaey (2005a, 2008) also shows that a properly designed incentive-compatible fresh start policy limits any possible 'undeserved' compensation that individuals might receive from misreporting their real preferences.

Yet, fixed comparator increases the "respondent efficiency", which can be defined as the capacity of a respondent to express his "real" preferences in the context of the DCE [51].

Although the reasons behind these differences cannot be tested, it is reasonable to expect that the responses of potential migrants are more likely to reveal real preferences since they are not conditioned on the feasibility of the relocation plan and are not driven by external factors such as job or family commitments.

She has no real preference, being a fan of both, so she chooses one seemingly at random.

Several All-Stars said they had no real preference or had not thought much about the issues.

It is becoming clear that the "cabinet does not have a real preference" when it comes to privatisation, says Natalia Orlova of Alfa Bank.

Time Warner's chairman, Jeffrey L. Bewkes, declined to comment about succession except to say, "We have a real preference for our own people".

I have no real preference, which leaves me with a large number of schools on my list that I just can't make up my mind about: American University (D.C).