Sentence examples for but rather embrace from inspiring English sources

Vulnerabilities are a commonplace in all software, and you shouldn't run with fear from these issues, but rather embrace them as challenges to be solved like any other customer request.

Consumers need solutions that help make it easy for them to be more secure, ones that don't ignore but rather embrace these human tendencies because security shouldn't be a burden -- it should be built in.

So a bit of a business risk is nothing to fear, but rather embrace.

More importantly to not have to be bothered with anyone, but rather embrace solitude and work by myself.

You don't necessarily have to create an entirely new audience, but rather, embrace communities that are already in existence who you feel would enjoy your content.

Here you have two high-profile politicians with disabilities who have chosen not to hide their disability, as FDR did during his presidency, but rather embrace it.

We hope our article will demonstrate that well-constructed performance management systems should not be hated, but rather embraced.

Progressive Judaism does not just believe that so-called marrying out has to be dealt with as a modern reality, but rather embraces the opportunity to show what an inclusive and welcoming community we can be.

Taken together, the pathophysiology of SAKI is no longer based on an ischemia/reperfusion paradigm but rather embraces an aggregate of inflammation, microcirculatory dysfunction, perfusion deficit, bio-energetic reactions, and tubular cell adaptation to injury [9].

To tackle this, Illumio doesn't eschew firewall philosophy, but rather embraces it: it effectively wraps a firewall around every piece of a business' IT systems, from applications through to computing processes, covering wherever those pieces of software may reside.

To my surprise, the people of Dharavi did not despair their socioeconomic status, but rather embraced it.