Sentence examples for voiced a preference from inspiring English sources

A preference for specific physician attire or positive influence of physician attire on patient perceptions was reported in 21 of the 30 studies (70%). 1 5 15 16 19 21 25 27 30 32 36 38 42 When patients voiced a preference or were influenced by physician attire, formal attire was almost always preferred followed closely by white coats either with or without formal attire.

Someone voiced a preference for songs over speeches.

He said his company never voiced a preference for such terms.

Two potential bidders, Donald Trump and the investment bankers behind the BuyTheMets.com Web site, have voiced a preference to buy all of the team.

Or, "If a girl thinks you're in love with her and says she will marry you, you can't very well voice a preference for being dead in a ditch".

This run has come batting at four and five, with the player understandably voicing a preference to remain in the middle order before the arrival of Sri Lanka at the start of this summer.

Publishers started to voice a preference to use the integrated e-commerce opportunities but not as overtly as is currently offered.

Despite relatively limited coverage of cash and voucher assistance programs to date, stakeholders voiced a widespread preference for cash transfers as did household survey participants.

Despite relatively limited coverage of cash and voucher assistance programs to date, the different stakeholders voiced a widespread preference for cash transfers over in-kind assistance or vouchers (Table 3).

Refugees voiced a strong preference for doctors that listened to their concerns rather than prescribe medication.

Some potential participants expressed concern about a perceived imbalance in risk between the study arms and voiced a strong preference for galactose.