Sentence examples for shaping preferences from inspiring English sources

And maybe having the battle's "Blairites" publicly falling out can help the mainstream left Khan's cause, though YouGov's findings suggest that both he and Lammy may have gained ground at Abbott's expense and, therefore, that the standard left-right labels may not be shaping preferences in the usual way.

Particular emphasis has been put on the importance of labor market competition and of the redistribution carried out by the welfare state in shaping preferences.

For example, prior studies have demonstrated the importance of the visual aspects of information presented [ 7, 8] on shaping preferences and use of information.

However, if the dark itself could be disturbing, to the extent of shaping preferences for more urban settings, for others it was the fact that lights had been 'switched off' which was unsettling.

A total of nineteen of the studies consider prospect or spaciousness with ten confirming that it is a critical spatial property shaping preference while another eight were more neutral.

Thus it can be said that "if all political arrangements do nonrationally shape preferences and provide incentives, a government will not further diminish autonomy simply by producing these effects intentionally" (Sher 1997, 67).

"What is different today," he writes, "is that the 1percentt now has more knowledge about how to shape preferences and beliefs in ways that enable the wealthy to better advance their cause, and more tools and more resources to do so".

But does the motor system display shapes preferences, and if so, how to identify them?

Four attributes that significantly shaped preferences for aspects of the design of community services were identified: the distance people are willing to travel to access services, whether services are delivered individually or within group-based formats, who provides those services, and whether additional support with social and leisure activities is provided.

The present qualitative descriptive study was designed to gain a preliminary understanding of the preference for analgesic treatment for cancer pain among African Americans and the factors shaping these preferences.

The results support the relevance of a range of vehicle attributes beyond the purchase price in shaping consumer preferences towards clean vehicle technologies.