Sentences with phrase «matter of preference»

Whether it's a simple matter of preference, a fluke of the body, or a constraint of class, all of factors that cause a woman not to breastfeed should be treated with equal respect.

One other matter of preference may be the Microsoft Launcher, which this week added support for a few more languages, as well as improved handling of contacts.

Sara Nason, a Charity Navigator spokesperson, told Business Insider that choosing between donations to a local or national organization is a matter of preference.

Whether one of the systems is superior is a matter of preference and end use.

I'd say it's a matter of preference for the individual.

And there are many ways to generate passive income, it's just a matter of preference.

Other students of liberalism have held that its view of happiness is not only private but also preferential, i.e., that the nature of one's self - interest is solely a matter of preference, so that one's happiness is defined in whatever way one pleases.

With so many ways to correctly get the point of Hanukkah across, the proper spelling really turns into a matter of preference and mass appeal.

4 I use the term «matter of preference» to mean a situation of human choice in which there is finally no rational basis for an ethical distinction between the alternatives.

Note that here an imagined situation is assumed to be «objective» because the subject's reaction to it is not a matter of preference but of given fact.

Maybe her neglect was only a matter of the preferences of a particular cultic expression.

«5 It is not that sacred particularities disappear altogether but rather that they become private or non-civil, matters of preference only and thus no longer socially compelling.

This is definitely a matter of preference, but you want it to be enough to melt into a layer on the top.

The type of container is a matter of preference.

I love both options though, so it's really a matter of preference!

My memories of this salad always included a crunch sunflower seed, but I think this is a matter of preference.

I prefer an unsweetened almond milk, but that's just a matter of preference.

Deciding if it's done is really a matter of preference.

Some may say it is merely a matter of preference, that there can not be an actual «best» cookie, but I disagree.

So it's a matter of preference (and convenience) but homemade is often best.

What you choose is a matter of preference, though as with other grains, the whole grain type has the most fiber and vitamins.

Sometimes I love feeling a bit of crunch, of texture but here is a matter of preference.

The spaghetti squash shouldn't be crunchy really — but I guess it's really a matter of preference.

Of course, it all comes down to a matter of preference.

I usually like to mix it up about half milk / half yogurt if I do it that way so that it's not SUPER thick, but it's a matter of preference.

So matter of preference.

As long as it is grade A without an off flavor, it's a matter of preference.

It's really a matter of preference.

Whichever method you decide to use to store your dirty diapers is definitely a matter of preference.

The decision to offer one breast or both breasts at each feeding is a matter of preference.

Well, this is a matter of preferences.

Potty training, breastfeeding, diapers, vaccines... to me, they're all matters of preference and ability.

Whether or not one chooses to breastfeed at all, of course, is a matter of preference.

This is totally a matter of preference.

There is no right way or wrong way sometimes, it is a matter of preference and what is easier for you and your child.

Re-stuffing is a matter of preference.

Some of those, of course, is going to be a matter of your preferences, and so it is up to you to decide on the best baby walker for you.

It is all a matter of preferences because both types will successfully add moisture in your room and keep the air from being dry.

Liquids and powders are a matter of preference, though powders perform better, and liquids are ultra-concentrated and take up less storage space.

Are we to homeschool as a matter of preference, or of conviction?

Choosing the best sit and stand stroller is a matter of your preference and priorities.

It comes down to a matter of preference and your budget.

It is simply a matter of preference and innate tendencies.

Whether you buy a basic style or something multi-purpose and ergonomically shaped is a matter of preference.

Now that you know the main points of why I love the Nerdy Mommas AIO, let me break down some of its best features for you: Sturdy, snapping closures: Snaps vs Velcro is really just a matter of preference.

This is really just a matter of preference.

But most items you see at the baby stores are really just a matter of preference, for both you and baby.