Sentence examples for but rather manage from inspiring English sources
The implication is that companies should not focus only on the characteristics of single external parties when developing a collaborative innovation strategy, but, rather, manage carefully a balanced portfolio of collaborators.
The chef's innovations don't seem stuffy (like some other haute Hellenic restaurants here and abroad), but rather manage to balance elegance with the long tradition of Greek cooking that gave the United States the diner and the modern marshmallow.
In recent years, Mr. Zhou — who no longer paints, but rather manages a studio with several assistants who execute his ideas — has enhanced his profile by lending his name and expertise to major art endeavors in his hometown.
To date, you have ably educated Congress and the public on why the rise of China and other trading partners is not to be feared or begrudged, but rather managed.
He wears a sinister white rabbit mask and wooden beads belted around his baggy shirt and jeans, and does not dance, but rather manages: collecting and rearranging votive candles, shifting the set's few pieces of furniture, positioning himself in various corners.
However, 'Next Steps' [ 4] stated that the apprenticeship model should not be abandoned but rather managed appropriately within the new training system and the requirements of the EWTD [ 11].
The authors conclude that the study results do not reveal a correlation between forefoot misalignments and the existence of onychocryptosis, and they suggest that management of the pathology should not be based on correction of forefoot misalignments but rather managing the pathology itself [ 8].
But she eventually realized she would rather manage the construction of complex buildings than draw their blueprints.
"I would rather manage than do anything else in the game," McRae said, explaining his masochism.
Many bosses would rather manage around a problem employee than help her get better.
The retailers ignore the subcontracting because they would rather manage fewer big contracts, and the per-piece price of garments falls with bigger orders.
