Sentence examples for preferred not having from inspiring English sources

Brees might have preferred not having been in the position to throw it, however.

Mr. McGreevey, in turn, seemed grateful for the spin around the track alongside a workout jockey, although he said he would have preferred not having to wear a helmet.

Another conclusion was that the computer education teacher candidates tended to pay attention on issues like color schemes in the visual design of a web site and that they preferred not having too much visual detail or animations within similar websites.

This might have been because our cohort was relatively young and predominantly female, and so understandingly, most preferred not having a visible neck scar after surgery.

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.

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.

Usually acrylic in cases bugs me, but this is pretty tasteful, though as usual I'd prefer not having the blue LED lighting.

But most Blue Dogs seemed to prefer not having a bill.

Most truly wealthy people either prefer not having it known, certainly not discussed, and usually give low-ball figures.