Sentence examples for will be preference from inspiring English sources

The primary outcome of the analysis will be preference for home-testing.

On Wednesday, Labor's deputy leader, Tanya Plibersek, said the Victorian deal had spilled over into NSW and "it seems the Liberals will be preferencing the Greens" in Anthony Albanese's seat of Grayndler and her seat of Sydney.

The stationary chart will be a preference not a limitation.

Parents of current or past public school students will be given preference in hiring.

There will be a preference given to conference champions in the selection, but how much is yet to be determined.

With any luck, we are approaching a period in which solid achievement will be given preference over superficial charm.

The court works on a system of complementarity - if Uganda can try him they will be given preference.

"I think there will be depositor preference for those institutions with the strongest balance sheets," said Flint, talking about the "brand effect".

If someone marks their top preference and nothing else – and that group falls short of a Senate quota – the ballot paper is "exhausted" and there will be no preference flows to others.

If I≠1, some networks will be given preference to transmit.

–Candidates of local Darfur origin will be given preference.