Sentence examples for rather requested from inspiring English sources

Erez Mizrachi, whose firm Furth, Wilensky, Mizrachi, Knaani represents Talo Games and several other startups based in Israel, clarifies that Cyrus and team are not "suing" Talo Games at this time, but have rather requested that the company stop infringing on Cyrus's rights by removing the game from iTunes.

A first important observation is the low proportion of patients who underwent TDM of antiretroviral drugs for optimization of their dosing, which most likely reflects the fact that such assessments were not done systematically but rather requested within a context of individual clinical problems.

Moreover, the results of the current study underline that information of potential diagnostic (such as biomarker candidates) and/or therapeutic (such as novel drug targets) implications derived from proteomics and/or transcriptomics findings cannot be utilized interchangeably but rather request specific separate analysis and interpretation.

They feel disrespected when they are ordered, rather than asked, to do something, when they are commanded rather than requested.

Many dealers believe a discount should be offered rather than requested, and then only when a relationship has been established.

Possibly chastened by the thought of her own failing voice, at one point she rather forcefully requested that people quieten down for a semi-acoustic segment.

Rather, they requested a judicial review: Could free speech include Holocaust denials, even in humor?

They are more likely to complain rather than request an action, she said, such as saying, "It's cold in here," rather than asking to shut a window or turn up the heat.

Doctors and hospitals may also insist that their uninsured patients join the exchanges rather than requesting "free" care.

Rather than requesting a specific outcome, he more often asks for strength, wisdom and courage, according to several people who have prayed with him.

When reviewing a restaurant known for a spicy cuisine, we like to eat dishes as they are presented, rather than requesting them hot.