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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The computer program preferentially selects the most efficient algorithm for a given task.
The airline preferentially schedules flights during peak travel times.
The gardener knows that tomatoes will preferentially grow better in full sun.
The golfer knows that the ball will preferentially travel further when hit with a driver rather than a putter.
The farmer knows that corn crops will preferentially grow well in nutrient-rich soil.
The scientist preferentially studies phenomena with a high potential for groundbreaking discoveries.
The athlete preferentially performs better when training consistently and following a balanced diet.
The fisherman knows that fish will preferentially bite on bait that resembles their natural food.
The baker knows that the bread dough will preferentially rise in a warm, humid environment.
The teacher knows that students will preferentially learn better when the classroom is quiet and free of distractions.
The customer preferentially buys products with positive reviews.
The chef knows that vegetables will preferentially cook faster in a stir fry than in a stew.
The audience preferentially gives standing ovations to actors who deliver powerful performances.
The jury preferentially convicts defendants with strong evidence against them.
Individuals from certain families or social circles are preferentially chosen for important positions or opportunities.
The restaurant preferentially seats its regular customers at the best tables.
White people are preferentially treated better than people of color in many institutions.
Some people are preferentially allowed to skip lines at amusement parks or other attractions.
The scholarship is preferentially awarded to students with higher GPAs.
Male athletes are preferentially paid more than female athletes in many sports.
Some people are preferentially allowed to board airplanes first.
Companies preferentially hire individuals with certain physical characteristics, such as height or attractiveness.
The wealthy preferentially have access to high-end and exclusive products and services.
The housing market preferentially favors those with higher incomes.
Children from affluent families are preferentially given more opportunities and resources.
People with certain physical abilities are preferentially accommodated in public spaces.
The teacher graded the student's test preferentially because they were her son.
The boss treated his favorite employee preferentially.
The CEO preferentially hired her former colleagues for the top positions.
The scientist preferentially uses quantitative data over qualitative.
The company preferentially promotes employees who show leadership qualities.
The philanthropist preferentially donates to causes that address systemic issues.
The doctor preferentially prescribes lifestyle changes before medication for chronic conditions.
The politician preferentially seeks out endorsements from influential community leaders.
The economist preferentially uses historical data to make predictions about future trends.
The linguist preferentially studies languages with complex grammatical structures.
The tourist preferentially visits museums and historical landmarks while traveling.
The construction crew preferentially completes tasks in the order they were assigned by the project manager.
The IT department preferentially resolves critical technical issues before non-critical issues.
The airline preferentially upgrades passengers with elite status to first class.
The airport security checkpoint preferentially screens passengers with carry-on luggage first.
The CEO preferentially allocates resources to projects with the highest potential returns.
The chef preferentially prepares dishes in the order they are received from the customers.
The teacher preferentially grades exams before homework assignments.
The hotel front desk preferentially checks in guests who have reservations over walk-ins.
The police officer preferentially responds to emergency calls before non-emergency calls.
The doctor preferentially sees patients with urgent medical needs first.
The traffic light preferentially allows traffic from the main road to go before traffic from the side street.
The librarian preferentially shelves books by the author's last name.
The HR department preferentially hires candidates with relevant work experience.
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