influence a preference

Frequency: 7.217.3 per million words

To have an effect on a preference, often in a subtle way.

preferenceVERB + preference

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influence

Examples (10)

  • Advertising can heavily influence consumer preference.
  • Subtle cues often influence a person's preference for certain brands.
  • The company aims to influence customer preference through innovative design.
  • Early childhood experiences can significantly influence an individual's lifelong preferences.
  • Social media trends increasingly influence the fashion preferences of young people.
  • Political campaigns try to influence voter preference with their messages.
  • His strong arguments began to influence her preference for the alternative plan.
  • Environmental factors can influence a species' preference for a particular habitat.
  • The quality of ingredients will always influence a chef's preference for certain suppliers.
  • A teacher's enthusiasm might influence students' preference for a particular subject.