Sentence examples for socially preferable from inspiring English sources

Women are not incubators of socially preferable descendants.

There are many who would consider Money Lines business model to be socially preferable.

While reflection, and therefore compromise, might be considered socially preferable, it is by no means dominant.

Tax and benefit systems commonly assign premiums to (socially) preferable states.

The assessment method was designed for application through a telephone survey and was deliberately structured to minimise intentional socially preferable responses.

We first show that if all parking reservations have the same expiration time, it is socially preferable to set the reservations to be non-expirable, i.e., without expiration time.

A value is an enduring belief that a particular end or mean is more socially or individually preferable than another end or mean.

In this case, ensuring safe infant feeding practices means finding a strategy that takes into account discrepancies between the counselling provided to the women and conduct that is socially and culturally preferable.

Further, I argue that a socially embedded approach to cognition is preferable to Gallagher's socially extended approach.

There were times before this referendum when it may have seemed preferable to have a government doing nothing to one as socially destructive as David Cameron's.

Oxford University asked us, "isn't it preferable that [the City] recruits bright, critical thinkers and socially engaged graduates who are smart enough to hold their employers to account when possible?".