Sentence examples for to show preference from inspiring English sources
The Iowa caucus is really just to show preference, it does not result in selection of a national delegate as the primaries do as explained here.
She received each present with the same grateful smile, regardless of its beauty, meaning or uniqueness, as if these admirers were her children and she didn't want to show preference.
I can't help but be reminded of the (extremely hardline) statement from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists that "choosing to deliver a baby at home… is to show preference for the process of giving birth over the goal of having a healthy baby".
This meant, the colleges' supporters said, that the Labour party would be able to employ exclusively party members in its offices but that Catholic colleges, which admit significant numbers of non-Catholic students, would not be allowed to show preference to Catholic applicants in the event of being oversubscribed.
It continues to show preference to ANC freedom fighters when handing out state funds," says Mr Moosa.
The carbohydrate binding specificities of the two CRDs are quite different and would be expected to show preference for different sets of ligands.
Their brain activity is supposed to show preferences that could lead to purchasing decisions.
We also present the enrichment factors for seven positions surrounding the editing sites which were reported to show preferences to specific nucleotides when surrounding ADAR2 editing sites [ 41].
To that end, he has developed a keen eye for plaintiffs with the story, demeanor and will to mount constitutional challenges to laws that show preference to minorities.
Moreover, people with schizophrenia tend to practice little physical activity, are more prone to tobacco addiction and show preference for a diet rich in calories [ 2, 3].
A federal appeals court ruled that the City of Denver can show preference to construction companies owned by minorities and women, upholding the city's affirmative action law.
