Sentence examples for rather if one from inspiring English sources

Rather, if one has not appointed a health care agent and becomes decisionally incapable, in order to make decisions about life-sustaining treatment, a loved one would have to prove the patient's wishes by clear and convincing evidence, the highest civil standard of proof.

One can get at its meaning, rather as if one had to break through a thick, cement-like casing to extract the kernel of truth within.

But by providing a rapid entry into music-making, a tool like Hyperscore, he said, "represents a quantum leap -- rather as if one could speak in a foreign language simply by deciding what one wanted to say and using one's body in a natural way".

It shows that L4 responses can be predicted rather closely if one knows a few fundamentals about the sensory and motor time courses.

What it means rather is that, if one reflected on one's life, one could reasonably see it in terms of various story lines, whether parallel or intersecting or distinct.

However this is not a "based on" story but rather a "what if" one.

Also, it would be rather unfair comparison if one were to use extended Weibull distributions (exponentiated Weibull and four parameter Weibull) to fit Weibull distributed data.

Using this combined 'multimodal route' of train and cab, it only costs $10 rather than $40 if one takes a cab all the way.

They would rather act as if one who raises racial and societal inequality concerns is somehow in a grievance industry, while they answer the question of injustice by raising issues that have nothing to do with the topic at hand.

On a more practical level: both AIDS treatment and emergency obstetric care in low-income countries could be recommended, as long as one has enough confidence in the depth of support of wealthier states for these issues (or rather not recommended, if one distrusts the reliability of charity-based aid).

Or, rather, if you do one or two simple things.