Sentence examples for rather protect from inspiring English sources

Normal maternal hemodynamic responses to hypotension are therefore not protective of the fetus, but rather protect maternal vital organs, shifting cardiac output from the uterine and placental circulation to the maternal brain and heart.

"She'd rather protect that two-inch fish than the water supply.

When setting offers, we would rather "protect" key subjects than exclude particular A-levels.

Gary Sherborne, 50, said: "We haven't got any choice and I'd rather protect the tent for another day without it being destroyed by the bailiffs".

But there are some elements of my digital lifestyle that I'd rather protect them from; some routines I hope don't become inveterate to them.

"I'd rather protect the children and the public more than someone who wants to call home and see what's for dinner".

Anna Nagy, the government spokeswoman, said that the government was not renationalizing but rather protecting the public interest.

And, of course, a lot of this data started out as private — by which I don't actually mean "private," but rather "protected".

Rather, protecting the money is the goal the game emphasizes.

Furthermore, hypovolemia and normovolemia did not contribute to distal organ injury, but rather protected the lungs from further damage.

It also indicates that PM does not interfere with IR directly but rather protects from IR-induced oxidative damage to macromolecules including those involved in cellular antioxidant defenses.