Sentence examples for rather have one from inspiring English sources

Also, I'd rather have one person on my staff with the fire and dynamism to be a smart-ass online once in a while than ten who don't feel the need to ever speak their minds or have the social media savvy to do it well and meaningfully.

I would much rather have one (or zero!) guys hit on me that seriously feel real chemistry, than 20 who are just excited to be talking to a girl.

I mean, would we rather have one of our really bizarre, tricked-out, incredibly tough, insane songs on there?

When they need to rely on outside vendors, it makes sense that they would generally much rather have one company and contact to deal with.

BEATRICE: I would rather have one of your father's getting.

"I'd rather have one than not," he said.

To be fair, federal data analyzed by Dr. Pat Fagan of the socially conservative Family Research Council shows that abstinence until marriage is not the key factor to a successful marriage, but rather having one sexual partner for life -- whether sexual relations began prior to, or after, marriage.

With respect to nursing home's services, the aspect most highly prized by participants was that care was provided on the basis of residents' needs: "quality is not a matter of great luxury, but rather having one's needs covered" (P.24).

"And from an Evertonian perspective, I would much rather have had one of the many less soft ones in the league!

The key difference is that rather than have one cursor on the screen, you potentially have ten (one for each finger).

Yes mothers have essentially said, "I would rather eject another small human being from out of my undercarriage rather than have one of those things again".