Sentence examples for rather planned from inspiring English sources

Exactly how New Yorkers have survived enemy attacks, or, rather, planned to survive them, since few have actually occurred, has evolved.

In the same record a police officer said Qwabe "further alleges that they had not planned to kill the deceased but rather planned to con Zola by dumping the lady and the car and taking the money Zola would have left in the car for them".

Patients who were subsequently transferred to another facility were also excluded, since it was not possible to determine whether or not the transfer was to an acute facility, which was not considered a readmission but rather planned care coordination.

Rather, plan to sit, relax and make an evening of it.

"We would rather plan this," said Mr. Schuler, who retired to Oxford from Orange, Conn., five years ago.

Those who have worked closely with Johnson characterize him as proactive and optimistic, someone who would rather plan for success than dwell on failures.

They would much rather plan for the involvement of members in advance.

Compliance is usually not compulsory but rather planning incentives draw the attention of the developers and capitalise on these, therefore revitalising the designated areas.

You've reached a maturity with finances and both of you would rather plan on your anniversary getaway or a major investment for your future.

It is important to emphasize that the school shooters do not act spontaneously, but rather plan their actions carefully in a long developmental process from idea to plan and to acting on that plan [ 22, 33].

And facing a cancer diagnosis, patients tended to minimise the importance of potential side effects of surgery, like PPUI, rather planning to confront these postoperatively if/when they occurred.