Sentence examples for could rather have from inspiring English sources
Of course, were his motives different, and were the question merely one of U.S. political or military control, the title of the movie could rather have been "Captain America: Heated Debate," and its forebears — as well as its audience share — would have been closer to the work of Frederick Wiseman than that of Joss Whedon.
Nevertheless, D. caveatum seems to be a professional phagocyte whose phagocytic prey spectrum extends beyond the Dictyostelia clade, and this property could rather have resulted from a gain of function.
Other focal infections such as bacterial peritonitis could rather have resulted from blood stream spread from a small, unidentified portal of entry (e.g., skin infection due to S. aureus).
That is, you could tweet, "I would rather have a moose for President than Sarah Palin!" Or, making good use of a hashtag, "I would rather have a moose for President!
Perhaps Greek readers could say whether they'd rather have salvation in the Euro (dodgy currency) or have another 2004-style triump in the Euro (not overly dodgy competition)?
But the addition of MET to physical training did not improve IR and, rather, could have obscured the full benefit of exercise [ 12].
Consistent with prior work (Gable, 2006), behaviors and perceptions of support related to negative event disclosures were not examined as we did not expect that active and constructive responses in this context would be positively related to relationship outcomes and rather, could have a deleterious effect.
Although each column in the shuffled alignment originates from an alignment of homologous sequences, the statistical models do not depend on this fact and do not actually retain the information of the evolutionary relatedness of the respective genes but rather could have been generated a priori.
Giacometti habitually reworked things because he could, rather than because he should have.
Rather, Apple could have launched it one service at a time on the first day it could have launched over-the-air; the next week could have been push e-mail; and so on.
