Sentence examples for the same preferences from inspiring English sources

The 50-page brief cited the program changes that let companies that are economically disadvantaged apply for the same preferences in receiving contracts.

Click on O.K. On the User Profiles tab of the box, make sure the "All users of this PC use the same preferences and desktop settings" option is checked, then click on Close.

The Sun uses phrases such as "us" to refer to itself and its readers, who are represented as sharing the same preferences and opinions – but the role of a newspaper is largely to present the "common-sense" world view of their owner, a common sense that, on inspection, tends to fit the commercial and ideological ends of multi-national companies.

For Fried, the only works that counted in the 1960s were the paintings of Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, and Frank Stella and the sculptures of David Smith and Anthony Caro (many of the same preferences of Greenberg at the time).

We assume also that all individuals have the same preferences.

Therefore, different utility functions can be used to model the same preferences.

Genera such as Pseudomonas, Acinetobacter, and Achromobacter do not have the same preference for sugars as C-sources, and instead may prefer amino acids, carboxylic acids, and/or fatty acids.

"The same preference for ideology over reality has turned trillion-dollar surpluses into multitrillion-dollar deficits," said Mr. Gore.

Modern readers, inheriting the same preference for the concrete, are likely to favor the Inferno, the canticle that most satisfies that taste.

One big difference is that Indians do not have the same preference for foreign brands that Chinese consumers show.

If too many express the same preference, some will be disappointed and each year, around a fifth of parents are.