Sentence examples for rather at a time from inspiring English sources

Rather, at a time when decorative was a dirty word, he was making works of seductive beauty whose bite was only gradually felt.

Rather, at a time when America insists it sees India as an equal partner, the cack-handed manner of the arrest fuelled the resentment India feels at still being patronised, bullied and lectured by the superpower.

Rather, at a time when the parks were trampled bare and vandalized, Mr. Davis and the privately financed Central Park Conservancy, run by Elizabeth Barlow (now Elizabeth Barlow Rogers), were widely credited with halting the decay, and restoring at least some of the city's most prized emerald belts.

This is designed to handle tasks in which a large number of calculations can be carried out simultaneously, rather than one-at-a-time.

Although that apartment did not look opulent, Stratou and her family are known to be well off, and to many observers the couple appeared rather comfortable at a time of national privation.

One of the big questions is whether the US, Britain and other members of the coalition are leaving too soon – to meet Barack Obama's timetable rather than at a time when the country is more stable.

"If we could buy gear boxes in batches of a hundred rather than ten at a time, they could be cast to our specifications rather than each one machined.

"Our algorithms help students find the cheapest places to buy all their books collectively, rather than one at a time," according to the Web site.

The danger isn't that it's wildly inflationary; it is that it's symbolic rather than real, at a time when we desperately need substance.

The study published in Nature used a new technique which tested hundreds of genes at once, rather than one at a time.

The bank are more eager to clear five properties at once off their books rather than one at a time.