Sentence examples for doing this rather from inspiring English sources

The reason no one suggests doing this rather than building wind, nuclear or conventional power stations is the cost.

"Given the nation's fiscal situation, there is an urgency to doing this, rather than shifting more of the nation's resources toward national defense," William J. Lynn III, the deputy defense secretary, said in an interview.

But it was a sobering thought that our biodiversity is so damaged today that we need to keep doing this, rather than just walking out into the countryside to enjoy it.

"Unfortunately, part of this is a power struggle amongst armed elites that do not have the best interests of Yemen on their minds, but are doing this rather for personal and political gain," said a Western diplomat in Sana, who spoke on condition of anonymity under standard diplomatic protocol.

When we asked Shuttleworth about the motivation for doing this, rather than throwing their weight behind existing efforts like Android or Tizen.

One would think that an organization with the word "family" in its name would be more concerned with doing this rather than trying to create a caste system.

Where did this rather prosaic decision come from?

(Sheryl Sandberg, Mr Zuckerberg's deputy, does this rather well for Facebook).

Mariam does this rather unnerving thing that Philip Pullman's witches do.

They do this rather than make humane arrangements with homeowners to pay what they can until their finances recover.

Vivienne would have done this rather well, having had five servants in Kenya before she fell on hard times.