Sentence examples for rather make sure from inspiring English sources

He said he'd rather make sure money than gamble on winning.

Uncertain that the money they have earned will go to all, they would rather make sure it goes to some.

"You'd rather make sure that it's regulated," said one administration official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the matter has not been resolved.

Rather, make sure there's no chewing gum or half-eaten Peruvian tapas in your mush as you could choke on it or boke it onto your handlers.

But let me say, I'd rather make sure we made a commitment to the system that exists today in financial aid so that it would guarantee more for those who qualify for it.

There's no real reason to doubt the sincerity of Nadal's sadness, but it says something that he would rather make sure his shaky knees are ready for next month's U.S. Open than risk them in pursuit of Olympic gold.

To reach the latter doesn't mean dumping the former, but rather making sure, through programming, outreach, ticket offers and other initiatives, that you have the widest and most diverse audience possible.

"It's not about using it every day," she added, but rather making sure it's useful "when it's your only choice," like when a group of friends goes into the woods and they need to stay connected.

It must be made clear, that voices from the international community are not aimed at picking a political favorite, but rather making sure that the political crisis is resolved in an environment free of violence and threats and coupled with respect for the Iranian people's fundamental rights.

Swanson said it's not Facebook's job to police dialogue about immunizations, but rather to make sure users have ample access to scientifically valid content.

Professor Sharkey and his team at the FRR insist that they do not want to stifle this development – rather to make sure responsibility is at the forefront of decision-making so that we are aware of the potential consequences.