Sentence examples for whose preference from inspiring English sources

The British system of education introduced in India thus produced generations of students whose outlook was conservative and whose preference was for service (and preferably government service) as a provider of economic stability.

Chelsea, whose preference is for Salah to return to Fiorentina, are currently monitoring the situation.

Relocation is part of the deal, even for Milbrett, whose preference was to stay close to her Portland, Ore., home.

I say that at as someone whose preference in this race for the Democratic nomination is hardly a secret.

In art circles Mr. Cuno is known as an active and outspoken leader whose preference for informal dress reflects an iconoclastic streak.

That is out of character for Mr. Greenspan, whose preference during his 14 years as Fed chairman has been for cautious quarter-point adjustments up or down.

For the patient's and family's preferences on the site of death the following four combinations were made: both prefer to die at home, only the patient prefers at home, only the family prefers at home, neither prefers at home (including those whose preferences were unknown).

The only information contained in an ordinal utility representation is how the agent whose preferences are being represented orders options, from least to most preferable.

To illustrate this type of control, consider a population with three voters whose preferences over four candidates are given in the table below: Note that everyone prefers candidate B over candidate D. Nonetheless, a chairman can ask the right questions so that candidate D ends up being elected.

The simple model had agents who never died and whose preferences never changed.

Smith, whose preferences have been well concealed, is said to be an excellent chairman - collegiate, sensible and well read.