Sentence examples similar to stringent preference for from inspiring English sources

Some industry executives and former and current government officials say one reason for the delay was that some government officials, in part because of a preference for fewer regulations, wanted less stringent rules than the F.D.A. is considering.

Given the nation's gender imbalance, an outgrowth of a cultural preference for boys and China's stringent family-planning policies, as many as 24 million men could be perpetual bachelors by 2020, according to the report.

These frequency data are rationalised in terms of the molecular complexity of fragments, the overriding preference for centrosymmetric packing, and the stringent requirements of donor-acceptor and solubility match in binary crystals.

CNN has a stringent social media policy for its reporters: "If you publically declare your preference for issues or candidates or one side or the other of the public policy issues CNN reports on, then your ability to be viewed as objective is compromised," Variety reports.

Unlike the stringent determinants, positions P5 and P2 tolerate a wide range of mutations yet display a preference for a particular subset of amino acids.

Our peculiar preference for one well-organized hunk of sleep likely evolved as a corollary to our expectation of uninterrupted wakefulness during the day — as our lives came to be governed by a single, stringent clock.

Consumer preference for exciting designs?

Governments reinforced the preference for local stuff.

Declare a preference for the Odyssey.

Why the preference for Hastert over Gingrich?

Note their preference for Middle English spelling.