Sentence examples for the current preference from inspiring English sources

The current preference is to build a Fortress America and let others sort themselves out.

Finally, the current preference for bright, fresh flavors and healthier cooking immediately calls into question virtually all of a French chef's classic repertoire".

Instead of printed volumes, manuals are now usually PDFs or downloadable templates, instantly distributed and infinitely changeable, to suit the current preference for regular "brand refreshes".

And here there are occasional allusions to issues such as 60s radicalism, American insularity and the current preference for reality over fiction.

Add to this the current preference for clean-living minimalism and it's hard to see an imminent resurgence of poster mania.

The current preference for coercing right thinking and correct speech has me, a novelist, looking over my shoulder as I work.

"This most illiberal Court," he wrote in dissent from a 1996 decision that opened the Virginia Military Institute to female cadets, "has embarked on a course of inscribing one after another of the current preferences of the society (and in some cases only the counter-majoritarian preferences of the society's law trained elite) into our Basic Law".

That's evidence that "tie" is not the best way to describe the current preferences in the race for president.

Most women in the current preferences study were recruited in the latter years of the trial when tamoxifen was prescribed to most women with hormone-receptor positive tumours (rather than randomly allocated).

In view of the uncertainty about the current preferences of funding committees, this study aims to investigate the association between characteristics of funding applications and success in obtaining funding from one research funding organisation, the National Institute for Health research (NIHR Health Technology Assessmentt (HTA) Programme, which was established in the UK in 1993.

We do not wish to discourage individual investigators from performing preference studies, but rather to highlight the features of current preference trials to help patients and clinicians alike become aware of potential biases from independent or industry-sponsored patient preference trials so that they can interpret the results accordingly.