Sentence examples for why we prefer from inspiring English sources

That's why we prefer to observe the race (rat, foot, or otherwise) from an ironic distance, preferably from inside a warm café.

(Science! It is why we prefer charred steak to boiled).

Referring to John, she said, "He is a good example of the uncertainty in neonatology, and why we prefer not to use the calculator when consulting with families".

Our inborn affiliation for nature may explain why we prefer to live in houses with particular views of the natural world.

The former he glossed over on his way to the latter, but it's worth taking a look at our attachment to ownership.Is there a reason why we prefer to own our music?

We can't imagine it, either, which is probably why we prefer to cross our fingers and talk about the promise of ethanol and nuclear power — new liquids and electrons to power the same old cars and houses and lives.

This is why we preferred to include these variables directly as controls in the model.

This is why we preferred the term contact over terms like visit or consultation.

(Why is the Nobel Prize in Literature almost always given to a novelist, never a scientist? Why should we prefer our literature to be about things that didn't happen? Wouldn't, say, Steven Pinker be a good candidate for the literature prize?) You have written several books on science and secularism.

Why would we prefer one to another?

But why should we prefer symmetric to asymmetric fundamental laws?