Sentence examples for but rather decided from inspiring English sources
And if there is a fight, the marines said, it will be because the Iraqis chose not to accept that change was coming, but rather decided to remain loyal to their longtime ruler.
In contrast to rested pastures, the length of the recovery period is not pre-determined (Voisin 1988) but rather, decided upon by the pastoralist based on his/her knowledge and experience.
In scenario II, with the deregulation of the market, the gas price is no longer a fixed value, but rather decided by the game between the NG supplier and the power sector.
"I think we didn't really decide to make the game about an apocalypse, but rather decided that we wanted the game to feel lonely," the studio's Forrest Dowling, a veteran of BioShock Infinite, tells me by email.
Thus, the amount of the miriplatin/lipiodol suspension was not predetermined, but rather decided by angiographic findings.
Finally, inherent to the nature of the study design, prescription of morphine to patients was not randomized and concealed but rather decided upon by the surgeon.
Mary retorts, "not more crazy the big, fat, giant, ever-expanding, payoff-when-people give-their-contributions program [of Obama's]." Justices Reagan and Matalin are reminded that the Court is not supposed to weigh whether they like the law -- that would be "judicial activism" -- but rather decide whether it's constitutionally permitted.
But I'd rather decide not to act on an idea later rather than risk losing it entirely.
Answering this question is complicated because both education type and length, the two key attributes of any education career, are not randomly assigned to individuals, but rather are decided by students, parents and teachers.3 As suggested by standard economic theory, individuals decide the type and the quantity of education by maximizing their utility across a number of alternatives.
Some people would rather decide for themselves how to live their lives.The bitter bitConservative pundits have savaged her.
The party believes that regular people should rather decide what good culture is, and demands that artists on public support should offer something the audience wants.
