Sentence examples for the now preferred from inspiring English sources

Over time graphite irradiation ageing has been expressed by a number of units, including Calder Hall Equivalent Dose (CED MWd ATE−1), Equivalent DIDO Nickel Dose (EDND n cm−2), En > 0.18 MeV (n cm−2) and the now preferred, displacements per atom (dpa), although the former units are still often used.

The public had preferred small bronze coins to paper money, then the three-cent nickel piece rather than the bronze; they now preferred the five-cent nickel to the three.

One defense counsel said he knew of several cases coming up for trial in which the lawyers now preferred to seek a deal.

The product was not popular when it returned in the 1930s, as drinkers now preferred the lighter and cheaper Guinness Extra Stout.

Motorola has also opted for capacitive hardware buttons on the Droid Turbo, as opposed to the software keys now preferred by modern Android devices, including the Moto X.

He edged his fourth ball to the keeper Ben Scott - now preferred in the Middlesex line-up to David Nash - and two overs later Richardson had the stubborn Bicknell caught behind.

Whether the N.C.A.A.'s now preferred form of discipline is truly effective is a subject of some metaphysical debate.

No sufficient evidence supports the traditional date (432) for the beginning of Patrick's mission; of the rival dates (461/462 and 492/493) given for his death in annals and biographies, the latter is now preferred.

Although we have used both Classic and ProSeal LMAs more than ten years safely, the latter is now preferred for ease of gastric tube placement and higher sealing pressure [ 8].

Previously, South Korea had been pushing the IHO to recommend only using the term East Sea, but announced on 2 May 2011, that it now preferred the gradual approach of using both names now, and eventually dropping the Sea of Japan name.

Collier said he now preferred the cross with sentimental value.