Sentence examples for rather not doing from inspiring English sources

Joining the health teams was not in itself an act of great significance - rather, "not doing it would have been incredible at the time".

Thus, the first causal statement should be interpreted as saying that Jones's putting potassium salts in the fire rather not doing so caused the flame to turn purple rather than yellow; but the second causal statement should be interpreted as saying that the purple fire's occurring rather than not occurring caused the flammable material to ignite rather not to ignite.

All of which explains why Facebook got out ahead of the Commission's publication of the reports by putting its fresh-in-post European politician turned head of global comms, Nick Clegg, on a podium in Brussels yesterday — in an attempt to control the PR message about what it's doing (or rather not doing, as the EC sees it) to boot fake activity into touch.

I'd rather not do this, though.

Ronning: That said, we'd rather not do that again.

DT: I'd rather not do it now.

"I'd rather not do it that way.

"That said," Mr. Ronning cautioned, "we'd rather not do that again".

I would rather not do it with our troops, you understand that.

He'd rather not do an event than do one that was half-cocked.

I'd rather not do it as much, and I'm working constantly to improve.