Sentence examples for rather revise from inspiring English sources

The administration's proposal would not directly amend the text of the treaty, but rather revise it by adding two brief "protocols".

Sometimes, these days, I would rather revise than go through the turmoil of generating new material-of inventing something.

Palin supports removing the current Certificate of Need (CON) Program in the State of Alaska, which her own research committee decided that it was better not to remove, but rather revise.

Rather, Revised Rule 2019 may have simply driven parties into the shadows who would otherwise have participated in the bankruptcy process.

Postcolonial literature never gave up on anticolonial nationalism but rather revised its meaning, extending the idea of the nation beyond an identity position into an interrogation of globalization and the neocolonial state through political consciousness and cultural critique.

Neither autobiography nor confession nor an essay on method, this uncanny book, dedicated "To the Critics," reviews, or rather revises, Mr. Woodward's career.

Rather than revise, he wrote his own, a classic text that has been in use for 54 years.

It would build on what exists to "fix it" — the language Trump uses — rather than revise it or renegotiate it from scratch.

These newly inferred abstract laws were robust to potentially anomalous evidence; in the face of apparent counter-evidence, children (correctly) posited the existence of an unobserved object rather than revise the abstract laws.

For example, if there are two equally reliable sources of information, we need to fuse the two bases rather than revise one by the other.

But these attacks also undeniably threaten to kill, rather than revise and revive, the student-athlete; that is, the ideal in which "student" precedes "athlete" and student-athletes receive an education they might not have otherwise had.