Sentence examples for may rather face from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Giants left tackle David Diehl may rather face starter Gaines Adams, Tampa Bay's first-round pick in 2007, than the 28-year-old rookie backup White.

I might rather face trial".

They'd rather face Aybar.

It now lists "gender dysphoria" instead, which refers to a certain distress some transgender people may face, rather than saying that having a certain gender identity is a disorder in itself: .

But Labour may face rather more change than it imagined.

If these private security companies are put under Iraqi law, many of the employees, mainly American employees may quit rather than face the possibility of an Iraqi jail.

If so, the results presented here may rather represent a lower bound for the degree of discrimination faced by job candidates of these ethnic groups.

For instance, treatment components of a web-delivered intervention may be integrated intensively and used during the face-to-face treatment, or, as in the current study, may rather be used as an adjunctive intervention.

However, this may rather be reflecting a perception of computerised interventions as an inferior and less helpful mode of treatment than face-to-face treatment delivered by a health professional.

It may, rather, be something more systemic.

They may rather be children.