Sentence examples for preferred knowing from inspiring English sources

Rather than being told that upon being fitted with a prosthetic I would walk, if not run, out the door, I would have preferred knowing that walking comfortably with a well-fitted prosthetic generally takes several years.

Using SNPlex application and corroboration from the sequencing analysis, the informativeness of SNP markers from the heterozygous grape cultivar Pinot Noir was validated in V. vinifera (including cultivars and wild forms), but had a limited application for non- vinifera Vitis species where a resequencing strategy may be preferred, knowing that homology at priming sites is sufficient.

We prefer knowing to thinking because knowing has more immediate value.

Your students will prefer knowing what to do in your lesson.

Customers who enjoy the convenience of the Web might also prefer knowing that if anything goes wrong with a purchase, they can find a real person at a real store to make it better.

Mr. Hirsh was the lead author on a study, published in the October issue of the journal Psychological Science, which found that those considered higher on the neuroticism scale would prefer knowing something for sure — even if it's negative — than not knowing.

In a problem of measuring the effect of an investment plan which including many projects, one may prefer knowing the total profit of all projects to identifying the consequence of each project.

Would they prefer knowing that the SEC has spent its fines and fees on expanding its ranks or that those same dollars are now the ultimate guarantor of America's financial markets?

People prefer knowing biblical passages that reinforce their inherited beliefs.

We propose that where patients or healthcare providers prefer knowing a CD4 value, this study provides a simple and accurate method of estimating it.

To be honest, I would've preferred not knowing anything at all.