Sentence examples for anyone rather than from inspiring English sources

Allowing anyone, rather than the verified owner of the business or place in the listing, to submit modifications opens up Google's system for abuse.

Some owners have found it easier to say, "We provide generous base pay and bonus plans but do not offer equity incentives for anyone" rather than make a somewhat arbitrary list of executives who would be included in such plans.

The mystery made her intriguing, made her anyone, rather than someone, a tabula rasa, as Dr. Kaye was fond of calling her, a mirror capable of reflecting whatever one cared to find there.

O'Neill has certainly advocated caution at times but his emphasis has been on instilling a belief that his players can score against anyone, rather than just shut down anyone.

So that's what I'll say if anyone, rather than read this blog, queries the greatness of Doctor Who to my face.

Confidentiality infringement was not an issue for 92% of the population although the remainder, mostly the under 30, complained of not being comfortable to share their confidential issues with anyone rather than their family members.

The dissatisfaction comes with what Davenport calls "the manager death spiral," which occurs when an organization promotes an employee to the position of boss based on the fact that she does her current job better than anyone else -- rather than because she has demonstrated any leadership or mentoring skills.

Finnish schools have been criticized for prioritizing equity at the cost of excellence, as they focus their resources on not leaving anyone behind rather than nurturing extraordinary abilities.

"I truly believe that the classical art forms need to be reachable by anyone and everyone, rather than only by those who dress up and go to the concert halls," she said.

The TensorFlow Research Cloud program, as it will be called, will be application based and open to anyone conducting research, rather than just members of academia.

Living an extraordinary life is a matter of mindset that anyone can achieve rather than a status that one has been given.