Sentence examples for might not prefer from inspiring English sources
Sylvia might not prefer this version to her own, but I know she'd be happy to be the inspiration for any pot of greens as tasty as this.
While a country might not prefer to forego any of its surface water, it might be willing to exchange a modest amount of surface water for an increased share of groundwater over the long term.
Playing the comely bath-attendant slave Antoninus, Curtis is asked in what appears to be coded language by the lascivious Olivier if he might not prefer "snails" to "oysters".
Every top recruit in next year's class, and the one after that, has no doubt seen Noel's injury and taken a moment to pause and wonder if that could be them next season — of course it could — and whether they might not prefer to be more literally compensated for a year of hard work and injury risk.
The 30-year-old Stanley Kubrick directs; Peter Ustinov is the cynical gladiator-trainer Batiatus and Laurence Olivier is Crassus, the chilling, manipulative senator who, in one extraordinary scene asks his bath-attendant slave Antoninus, played by Tony Curtis, whether he might not prefer snails to oysters.
The study seems to suggest that hard work can even enhance our appreciation for fare we might not prefer, such as the low-fat, low-calorie variety.
Potential employers might just not prefer foreign workers, thereby exhibiting preference discrimination.
An S.E.C. memo on the committee's proposed budget warns: "We may be forced to decline to prosecute certain persons who violate the law; settle cases on terms we might otherwise not prefer; name fewer defendants in a given action; restrict the types of investigative techniques employed; or conclude investigations earlier than we otherwise would".
Such short stems might be not preferred substrates for Dicer, and these structures are likely processed by single strand specific RNases as suggested in earlier study [19].
Hence, these two substitutions might explain why CDS does not prefer IPP as a substrate.
In other words, humans are willing to prefer an offer that they might, under a different frame, not prefer.
