Adjective complement with noun phrase

• force: Sensitivity to stimuli of first and second order motion was measured, using a two alternative forced choice preferential looking procedure.

Modifies a noun

• creditor: There is no provision in an administration order for preferential creditors.

• treatment: However EMI shares receive preferential treatment for capital gains tax purposes.

• rate: They tend to offer packages with preferential rates on loans over several years.

• tariff: These preferential tariffs had been invented by the dominions, who reaped greater benefits from them than did Britain.

• voting: Future Changes In the future, the system might be improved by using preferential voting in the constituency sections.

• attachment: In the last case there is no preferential attachment.

Modifying Another Word

• not: Any unpaid balance of a preferential debt in the joint estate is not preferential in the separate estates.

• highly: Finance In addition, Charles Wells offers a range of flexible and highly preferential financial packages to assist in establishing Charles Wells pubs overseas.

• very: We have access to very preferential terns for the insurance of let properties.

• neither: The rights of the Ordinary Shareholder to dividends are neither preferential nor cumulative.

• there: The heterogeneous soil environment: Are there preferential pathways for fungal spread?

• only: Only preferential voting, as offered by STV, would have overcome this difficulty.

Used with adjective complement

• provide: Services scheme has fund providing preferential the contract a company.