| give preference | 11.92 | Siblings of enrolled students are given preference. | ||
| have preference | 6.52 | Do you have a preference? | ||
| express preference | 5.79 | We do not express a preference. | ||
| indicate preference | 2.90 | Please indicate your preference on the booking form. | ||
| show preference | 2.57 | Females showed a preference for long-tailed males. | ||
| state preference | 2.11 | State your preference. | ||
| grant preference | 1.25 | Affirmative action does not necessarily mean granting preferences. | ||
| end preference | 1.12 | At a dinner Wednesday night, Gingrich had promised to work to end racial preferences. | ||
| get preference | 1.12 | But in an auction, no one gets preference. | ||
| reflect preference | 0.92 | This would reflect public preferences. | ||
| declare preference | 0.66 | Yosef, who has the final word, has yet to declare his preference. | ||
| receive preference | 0.59 | Low-income families receive preference. | ||
| use preference | 0.59 | One Florida bans colleges from using racial preferences in admissions. | ||
| voice preference | 0.59 | However, even in this type of scenario, the employees are often given the opportunity to voice some preferences. | ||
| ban preference | 0.53 | By banning preferences, Prop. | ||
| eliminate preference | 0.53 | Does your proposal alter or eliminate other preferences? | ||
| change preference | 0.39 | Changing gender preferences is something else. | ||
| develop preference | 0.39 | We also may develop a preference for one world or the other. | ||
| oppose preference | 0.39 | The faculty opposed preferences in admissions by similar margins. | ||
| reiterate preference | 0.39 | The White House budget office reiterated that preference Wednesday. |