Sentence examples for have rather founded from inspiring English sources

I regularly ask MBA students at Harvard Business School, by a show of hands, would they have rather founded Zappos or Wayfair?

I would have rather had it dubbed.

Here we have rather larger eyes.

The boys had rather more difficulty.

Ciel has rather short hair.

(It is perhaps no accident that the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was established for more than half a century before the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, which appears to have been founded as a rather derivative afterthought).

Even though previous studies have been founded on the assumption that myrmecophiles acquire rather than synthesise mimetic compounds to achieve chemical resemblance [ 36- 38], acquisition has never been clearly demonstrated.

Mr. Stanford also explained that the bank, the Guardian International Bank, had been founded offshore rather than in the United States, saying, according to Mr. Davis, that "he did not feel he could go through that rigorous regulatory vetting".

The founding process is iterated until K populations have been founded.

In the case of an offence against the person, it is usually obvious; however, rather more controversial cases have founded constructive manslaughter on drug possession crimes involving the subsequent injection of the drug into another.

A member of the meic Somairle, possibly Ragnall himself, or else his father, could have founded Saddell Abbey, a rather small Cistercian house, situated in the traditional heartland of the meic Somairle.