Sentence examples for we often prefer from inspiring English sources

"We often prefer the more specific words for that reason".

We often prefer denial to confronting our problems, inescapable as they may be.

Though as Dr Benny Lo, a specialist in pervasive sensing technologies at Imperial College, points out, we often prefer not to wear our seatbelts too tightly, so this may not be the ideal location for a chest sensor.

We often prefer the more neutral term "node" to avoid biased language.

As for the hardtop/convertible difference, we often prefer convertibles but recognize that coupes tend to make for better-performing cars.

We confess: we often prefer seafood over meat.

We also often prefer investments when we believe we see the opportunity better than other investors; thus we can either help the team more effectively or we can get a better valuation.

On a practical level, this means we would often prefer quick analysis that is 80% right over slow analysis that is 100% right.

"We find that people often prefer to interact with something that's not real; it's all about reducing the cognitive load," says Matthew Howard at King's College London, whose students launched Kinba, a robotic receptionist at the university, earlier this year.

In Britain we have often preferred the Conservatives, but switched to Tony Blair's Labour Party at two general elections.

The finding out requires a variety of skills because those in power often prefer that we know only so much.