Sentence examples for prefer not having from inspiring English sources

Pimco and Citadel prefer not having me consult too many firms and I personally think working with two firms will be plenty".

More likely, it will be popular with universities and other organisations that want to dedicate their works to the public, but prefer not having to write their own licences.

And I no longer want to be a weekend dad, because on weekends I like to watch movies about war and guns and white people, like Jesus, and would prefer not having that interrupted.

So I could say, well, no, I don't want to deal with the war in Afghanistan right now; I'd prefer not having to deal with climate change right now.

Would they prefer not having to deal with Verizon or any other carrier?

As fun as that morning ritual is, I would much prefer not having to take the time to look at those emails.

'Women experience dismissive attitudes from health professionals towards their preferences and the use of procedures they would prefer not have to experience' (submission 369).

"I'd really prefer not have a bike on the wall next to it".

"Mark would absolutely prefer not have an I.P.O. until he absolutely has to," said David Kirkpatrick, the author of "The Facebook Effect".

Others would like to connect with new people outside of Facebook or *gasp* prefer not have a Facebook account at all.

Many women prefer not have an extra hospital visit and would rather rest at home.