Sentence examples for kind rather from inspiring English sources

Employers can pay wages in kind rather than in cash.

The Cabinet was used more for... discussions of that kind rather than acute decisions".

I just prefer that the favor be my idea, that it leaves me feeling kind rather than bullied and uncomfortable.

The commentary is of the logical kind, rather than incisive - 'Ronaldo scores a goal here' is a pretty standard comment.

The levying of taxes in kind rather than in cash may have weakened commerce, and the settlement of captive barbarians on the land indicates a rural labour shortage.

"The impression of peerages being offered as inducements in kind rather than conferred in the expectation of future participation in the legislature is damaging," the committee said.

The firm is now taking part in a new trial to see whether similar devices can separate mixed plastics of all kinds rather than just bottles.

Against that background, Mr Chirac and Mr Jospin may conclude that solidarity with America is a wonderful concept but one that is best exercised with words and intelligence (of both kinds) rather than too many deeds.

As Rudwick has put it, Brocchi's analogy "…respected the reality of species as discrete entities or natural kinds, rather then dissolving them in an endless flux of transmutation.

Socialist intellectuals like Otto Neurath had realised that in a completely socialised economy, prices would not exist and central planners would have to resort to in-kind (rather than monetary) economic calculation.

Our 2010 finding that IPV was associated with husbands/partners who earned in-kind rather than cash compensation may provide evidence of social power disruptions within relationships as a source of increased incidence of IPV in Rwanda.