Sentence examples for rather actively from inspiring English sources

Disabled people – indeed, the vast range of people in Britain who rely on benefits – have not simply been ignored by Labour in recent years but rather actively sacrificed.

They'd rather actively ruin someone's day, besmirch them to their manager, insult them, condemn them, and stiff them than shell out a few bucks.

"Especially in the more deserted parts of the city, we find a lot of marijuana growers rather actively doing their thing," Toth said.

The observation suggests the small-scale electrostatic structure is rather actively associated with the magnetic reconnection in the magnetotail.

Heidegger is thus an ethical realist, one whose phenomenological investigations led him to recognize that the world is no mute partner but, rather, actively contributes to our most profound sense of what matters (see below and Thomson 2004).

The versatility and flexibility of their behavior show clearly they are not machine-like automatons, but rather actively thinking and feeling beings.

Among these 36 genes, several are known to be hypomethylated in mouse ESCs, but to be in a poised state of transcriptional activation, rather than actively expressed.

Rather, it actively sought to nurture individual talents.

Rather, we actively despise this campaign, like toddlers being dragged around the Museum of Australian Democracy.

They rely on what is advertised to them rather than actively putting themselves out there.

Like Wisconsin, it owns BP stock as part of a passive, rather than actively managed, portfolio.