Sentence examples for might rather have from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps they might rather have the naming rights for the Academic Decathlon or Drill Team championships.

They might rather have a servant, or a better car, or an apartment which doesn't require them to drive, or to eat a better diet or join a better gym.

It is something we might rather have than not, since people generally prefer not being in abject poverty, but wealth does not make a fundamental contribution to human happiness.

Therefore, it was hypothesized that ELF MF might rather have a role in promoting cancer progression.

This suggests that intermediate alleles might rather have a risk effect in diseases involving ALS.

Also in America, suddenly, was Sharon Horgan, continuing her very welcome bid for global domination – well, mightn't you rather have her, and Amy Schumer, in charge, when you see the alternatives?

You might be thinking you'd rather have boring wheels than a car from one of these brands.

And these guys look straight -- in fact, they look as if they might rather be having sex with women.

I don't mean the civil-liberties rationale some privacy-minded people might rather like not having all of their international movements spelled out on paper for anyone who picks up their passport.

On Tuesday, Mr. Briskman, the CBS lawyer, said he estimated that Mr. Rather might have spent as much as $5 million on the case.

The sand on Titan is likely not made up of small grains of silicates like the sand on Earth, but rather might have formed when liquid methane rained and eroded the ice bedrock, possibly in the form of flash floods.