Sentence examples for i'd rather refer from inspiring English sources
CLINTON -- I'd rather refer to it as having been a learning experience, Lars-Erik, because indeed it was.
If a brown spot develops, it is likely soon to be filled by what some might call weeds, but which Bormann, Balmori, and Geballe would rather refer to as "low growing broad-leaved plants".
In this case the physician would rather refer the patient to a hospital than to another office-based doctor, as otherwise there would be the risk of the patient not returning to the referring physician.
However, the Myanmar government would rather refer to the Rohingya Muslims as Bengalis because their ancestors migrated to Rakhine, Myanmar from Bengal in the neighboring nation of Bangladesh.
Notably, our cohort is representative of specialized movement disorders centres so that the number of cases presenting with prominent cognitive impairment and mild-to-absent extrapyramidal symptoms is relatively low, as these subjects would rather refer to third-level dementia clinics [20], [52].
Those nurses who have access to a dietician would rather refer the child to the dietician than give counseling themselves.
As mentioned above, most providers other than TB specialists are reluctant of diagnosing TB and would rather refer the patient.
They expressed that they would rather refer the patient to specialised treatment in rehabilitation centres for traumatised refugees instead of managing the treatment by themselves.
I'd rather be a Latin King," he said, referring to the notorious Hispanic street gang.
As to being referred to as a billionaire, he said wryly: "I'd rather you didn't use it, but I'd rather be it than not".
