Sentence examples for who preferably from inspiring English sources

I'll never forget the look in that young man's eye when he said to me, "Also, I'm single, and I'd like to meet a woman who already has children and who preferably lives in an adjoining state".

Government cuts pursued the following strategy: to target people who were less likely to vote (such as young people) and who preferably were held in low esteem by wider society (such as benefit claimants); or where the consequences would not be felt for a long time.

Irregular processes of land ownership in these regions have led to land conflicts and to questions of land distribution in between the agrarian settlements who preferably conduct familiar agriculture on the one hand and large-scale agriculture on the other [47].

When seeking a second opinion, look for a clinician with a different background than yours and who preferably isn't affiliated with the same hospital or practice.

They are literate women from the local communities, who are 25 45 years old and who preferably have at least a 10th-grade education.

If the participants or their authorised legal representatives cannot read or understand the information related to the study, an impartial witness not connected to the team of the study centre and who preferably is unaware of the clinical study is asked to participate.

The typesetter, who is preferably an ornithologist, tattoos each word onto the underside of a different bird's wing, according to its place in the flock.

"I want to have that conversation… I want lawyers who are preferably analytically very sharp and philosophically interested to get together with the computer scientists and to really understand each other's language.

This is what most members of this community will tell you they are looking for: a partner for life who would preferably be an amputee.

Roughly the same number of GPs who would preferably work as a private practitioner see themselves in this role in the future.

There is international consensus that a screening programme should be implemented in those countries where HbP is prevalent (WHO 2006), preferably carried out in a primary healthcare setting (Modell and Darlison 2008).