Sentence examples for rather have to from inspiring English sources

You rather have to be there.

The reasons, rather, have to do with a complex blend of literary politics, the problem of machismo and other forms of cultural repression.

Would you rather have to score 20 points or more a game for your team to win, or 14 points and simply manage the offense?

While I appreciate the funny side of my work (when you give bees cocaine for a living, you rather have to), there is a serious side to it, too.

"I told them, 'Go out there; let me see your decisions.' I'd rather have to explain to them why that was a bad decision than not finding out what their capabilities are.

Decisions of tactics and personnel, rather, have to be made on their own merit and should be appreciated as such, rather than being measured against a checklist for creating an idealised version of Italia 90.

The resolution of the conflict therefore cannot be found on the military front but rather has to be political.

Microarray data rather has to be considered in its entirety, and an analysis always has to be done in an holistic way.

The departments in the medical and surgical divisions no longer had their fixed number of beds available, but rather had to share available capacity.

"I'd rather see people get their treatment elsewhere rather than have to wait," he said.

"And I'd rather have lost to Bus than to the Aussies".