Sentence examples for rather engaged in from inspiring English sources

It would later become clear that Ellefsen never owned the ship but rather engaged in a pro-forma sale on behalf of Imlay.

Though the places are real, you will not be led to the best local beer, but rather engaged in conversation until you find your own heart.

Therefore, it is possible that the data for physicians at clinics included physicians who do not provide clinical work, but are rather engaged in business administration.

In a recent study on the structural connectivity of different insular subregions, Cloutman et al. (2012) argued that the posterior insula, among others, is associated with the translation of heard phonetic sound sequences into vocal tract motor patterns, whereas the anterior insula is rather engaged in mapping information onto conceptual representations.

We rationalised that if a user is currently browsing content in a series, they'd rather engage in the series' videos and not simply related videos.

While we recognise the challenges school leaders face, we are working to address them with action, as opposed to those who would rather engage in scaremongering".

"What are the city and the Department of Education afraid of?" In a statement, Mr. Walcott retorted: "Instead of working with us, the U.F.T. would rather engage in useless P.R. stunts".

But none of this has quite happened the way it was supposed to, for the simple reason that, given a choice, most people would rather engage in some form of actual social exchange, whether it is at the office or at the mall.

The Muslim community's response to the hearings on radicalization within our community – much like the response of many communities to internal problems – hasn't been one of taking ownership of our problems, but rather engaging in a strategy of deflection.

But none of this has quite happened the way it was supposed to, for the simple reason that, given a choice, most people would rather engage in some form of actual social exchange, whether it is at the office or at the mall..

In CR, learners do not produce language but rather engage in tasks to become aware of specific linguistic features and, ultimately, the way language works (Thornbury, 2001).