Sentence examples for rather measure from inspiring English sources

I'd rather measure life in terms of making a difference".

"I would rather measure it in terms of what I actually achieve.

I'd rather measure it in terms of making a difference, which I think is a much more valid and pragmatic measure".

In practice, one would rather measure the total channel (13), or avoid measuring the channels and determining their distribution entirely.

Those systems do not selectively process object properties but rather measure all those properties at each fixation point.

In practice, most investigators do not measure drug concentration in brain at 1 or 2 mm from the CSF compartment, but rather measure drug concentration in the entire brain parenchyma ipsilateral to the CSF injection.

Still, Mr. Rather measures himself against only two yardsticks: Mr. Brokaw and Mr. Jennings.

The report argues there is no silver bullet, but rather measures such as better transport, labour market skills and targeted investment are needed.

He is a walking touchstone, measuring no one himself (or, rather, measuring all silently and implicitly) but there to serve for others as a measure that they can apply.

He said ratings agencies concerned about government debt were not so much concerned with the trajectory set out in the budget but rather measures "not being passed, like in the last parliament".

Latent constructs are variables which cannot be measured directly rather measured by manifest variables.