Sentence examples for with its preference from inspiring English sources

It was the pen, with its preference for curves, that eliminated the angular forms; it was the papyrus, and still more the parchment or vellum, and, in modern times, paper, that made these curves possible.

The European Union, with its preference for bureaucratic obscurity, calls it the "Barcelona process".

Thus biography, with its preference for the interior life, is often defined in opposition to historical narrative.

Few cities in Europe feel as laid back as Amsterdam, with its preference for pedestrians and bikes, its outdoor cafes and easygoing policies on drugs and sex.

With its preference for "private over state" and "freedom before equality", the FDP's demands will be very different from the SPD's.

The combination of managed care, with its preference for the quick fix of medication, and the financial power of the pharmaceutical industry is very dangerous for the mental health of teenagers.

The Obama administration has not yet weighed in with its preferences for reform.

S6K shares with AKT its preference for substrates with arginine at −5 and −3 (Alessi et al., 1996).

The association of the white stork (now an endangered species) with humankind in its preference for nesting on buildings is further mentioned below, but it is not the only species thus involved.

J&J's management had to decide how to reconcile the growing need to act as a unified company with its historical preference for business unit autonomy.

In the United States the tendency since the mid-1960s has been to sacrifice human reputation and privacy to the First Amendment, with its unambiguous preference for free speech.