Sentence examples for rather reach from inspiring English sources

And I would rather reach more people.

Three-quarters of the negotiations, however, end after the second offer, suggesting that most doctors would rather reach an agreement quickly than haggle endlessly.

The music defied the wounded, petty, vengeful tone of most current rock; the songs would rather reach past momentary problems than wallow in them.

"Portrush was the top event (on tour in 2012) and you'd rather reach for the highest standards to match than reach for an average standard.

I'd rather reach my weight loss goals than eat this now".

Rather than rising and falling on a single platform, many brands today would rather reach for bigger audiences across multiple channels that publish — and profit — side by side.

It was as if we had not parted from Wagner's world at all, but were rather reaching its deep recesses through a thick haze of memory.

They might be worth more if the IOC aimed to maximise revenue rather than reach.

Borders divide us; they encourage us to seek our self-interest rather than reach for a common, planetary solidarity.

This should also force the raspberries to explore along the fence, rather than reach out into the bed.

Asked if the deal would be cancelled last Thursday, Fabius replied: "We'd rather not reach that point".