Sentence examples for rather seek an from inspiring English sources

He even suggested President-elect George W. Bush would not wait until the next fiscal year's budget takes effect in October, but rather seek an immediate infusion of money shortly after taking office.

Brown decided not to stand again to be Labour's chief whip in September 2010 after the then incoming leader, Ed Miliband, told him that he would rather seek a new person.

Rather, seek a mandate to destroy Medicare by running on that position in 2018.

Brown, of California Cryobank, dismisses these claims, saying that parents don't typically "upgrade" but rather seek a close biological match to their own features.

In contrast, our proposal does not try to avoid the interference from other devices but rather seeks a spectrum opportunity in the same channel.

This approach frees itself from 'institutionally-specific' goals and rather seeks "a progressive process of democratization" (Little and Macdonald 2013, 749).

Aware of the potential for damage, these fighters would rather seek out a figure of hate or indifference to trade blows with than face up to someone they know, have trained with or, gulp, even grown to like.

Second, they were concerned with the possible side effects on their baby while taking some Western medicine so they would rather seek help from a local Chinese traditional medicine expert.

An application-based database was established, as most visitors rather seek information related to a specific product than to a specific type of nanomaterial (Figure 1).

But, if patients acknowledge that they have a chronic disease, they rather seek formal care than for an acute disease.

"This action is not a general challenge to Davis's policy, but rather seeks damages for a particularized harm allegedly suffered by a specific set of plaintiffs".