Sentence examples for but rather agree from inspiring English sources

The existing epidemiological and experimental data do not favor low dose-induced detriment but rather agree with low dose being inefficient or inducing benefits by counteracting harm, that is, with the existence of threshold or hormesis.

You shouldn't engage in arguments and keep fighting, but rather, agree to disagree when necessary and end your relationships on a good note.

Microsoft decided not to appeal as it had previously threatened, but rather agreed to transition its service to a new brand.

Or, rather, agree but wish she would not say.

Furthermore, we find that half of the respondents (51%) agree (or rather agree) that informal payments are an expression of gratitude, but at the same time consider these payments similar to corruption.

I rather agree with the Pope….

Our primary comes very late: we'd really rather agree than decide.

"I rather agree with the [Wall Street] Journal this morning, which sort of lacerated Romney," said Murdoch, who owns the Wall Street Journal.

In fact, and I say this with some amazement at this statement's largesse, I would rather agree to interact with Naomi Campbell on a daily basis for 30 days than watch one more episode.

In fact, I rather agree with Richard D. Land, the president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, who calls Mormonism a fourth Abrahamic religion, along with Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin February 20 , 2018When it comes to the Guantánamo military commissions, no one seems to know, or, rather, agree on, anything — not even who's in charge or how the proceedings work.