Sentence examples for right preferred from inspiring English sources

One-time supporters who leaned left abandoned the Lib Dems long ago; those who leaned right preferred to vote for the real thing.

During the 1980s and 1990s England's travelling support confirmed all the reasons why unionists of both the left and the right preferred to keep questions of English identity unanswered.

The neuron presented on the right preferred the P1000 texture, while the neuron shown on the left prefer the P600 texture.

Don't write "on his right"; prefer "to the right of him".

The owner, Thierry Manoncourt, a Bordeaux legend in his own right, prefers it this way.

But he argued that "it won't go very far," adding that many Israelis on the right prefer a Gaza dependent on Egypt, rather than on Iran.

He doesn't like the term "extreme right" preferring to talk of a rise in nationalist and patriotic feeling in a French electorate disgusted with traditional parties.

One survey, published on Friday in the newspaper Maariv, suggests that Likud would more than double its number of parliamentary seats if elections were held today and that Israelis on the right prefer Mr. Netanyahu to Mr. Sharon.

Statutory pre-tax profits rose from £52.4m to £186m and including CAP in revenue – Top Right prefers to strip it out to give a true like-for-like picture of its ongoing businesses – revenue rose slightly to £251.7m.

Those on the left seem to favor the former view, while those on the right prefer the latter.

We were told that vets were heroic, selfless safeguarders of animal rights, preferred real farm work to small animal practice (James never had much time for the hypochondriac lapdog Tricky Woo) and spent a lot of time in mad pursuit of Yorkshire farmers who had little intention of paying their bill.