Sentence examples for rather mining from inspiring English sources

The T.S.A. says it is mindful of the obvious privacy concerns raised by such a system, though it points out that it will not be amassing new databases, but rather mining ones already used routinely to profile consumers.

I'd rather mine not die while I'm still alive".

Rather, mine is a personal story of a daughter "found" in 2010 and "lost" just a few weeks ago when a DNA test revealed that the young woman, who I had every reason to believe was my daughter, was not.

I'd rather mine played cricket than rugby.

We're on this planet for a very short time, and I'd rather mine be constructive than wasted.

Rather than mining rich new creative territory, Mr. Gehry, now 78, seems to be holding back.

After that, it is presumed that there will be enough traffic to keep rewards flowing in the form of transaction fees rather than mining new coins.

Intrepid became involved after the Australian Conservation Foundation got in touch and said the Olkola people were interested in running a tourism business on their land rather than mining it.

Unfortunately, the cast seems to be skimming over the surface of the script rather than mining it for nuance, and there is nothing fresh or innovative about this Classic Stage Company production, under the direction of the artistic director, Brian Kulick.

Kaunda urged Zambians to look to agriculture rather than mining for a solution, but rural development policies, though consuming foreign aid, were mostly ill-conceived and failed to stem the historic drift to the towns.

Zebrowski did find many such sources, but too often he makes the mistake of simply reproducing large portions of text rather than mining his material for its most precious elements.