Sentence examples for rather looking at the from inspiring English sources

However, according to De Castro (2011) the problem of the 'new scarcity' of food cannot be explained only by analyzing the demographics and production, but rather looking at the unequal distribution of basic resources such as land, livelihoods and 'know-how'.

He would rather look at the privet than his neighbors.

They'd rather look at the last person in the door and take them on".

"I get lost and I'd rather look at the landmarks".

"Oh, we won the weekend.' But I'd rather look at the great business the weekend held for everybody.

I'd rather look at the locations, that's more valid to me, the sense of space and the climate".

Who wouldn't rather look at the wondrous form of a giraffe than that of any plain old Fido or Kitty?

We'd rather look at the precise swing, the liquid catch-turn-throw, the intensity of focus, the obvious joy of playing ball really well — all gifts Jeter has been giving us for 17 years, and counting.

Rather than add to his bruises, I'd rather look at the play and see what it tells us not about a Labour government with which we're all familiar, but about the BBC.

Those who think that the wind turbines spoil the view should consider whether they would rather look at the gravestones of 18-year-olds killed so their S.U.V.'s could be filled up.

In fact, some to think of it, I'd rather look at the back of a baboon … and in a desperate bid to keep the weight down, they seem to have made it out of tracing paper".