Sentence examples for rather than accomplishing from inspiring English sources
In many of his initiatives, Mr. Bush seems focused now on keeping processes he started alive, rather than accomplishing the results he set out to achieve.
Rather than accomplishing any of these things, Washington seems to be trapped in a never-ending back and forth, in which sloganeering substitutes for analysis and political point-scoring is elevated above policymaking.
Magic's new service, Magic+, is built around getting anything done rather than accomplishing simple tasks for a fee.
Click, swipe, ping--I am now in a dopamine-induced loop, circling through the Internet rather than accomplishing the task I set out to perform.
For whatever achievements he might be credited, his life seemed to be the act of living the experience rather than accomplishing some sort of musical world domination.
The group alleged that the multi-department police force that responded to the protests — which is known in St . Louisas the Unified Command — "knowingly used tear gas and other chemical agents against demonstrators including Plaintiffs in a manner designed to inflict pain and anguish rather than accomplishing any legitimate law enforcement objective," according to the claim.
But Justice O'Connor said that under the appropriate First Amendment analysis, such a regulation needed only to further the government's legitimate interest rather than accomplish it fully.
The two men, both 32, had met more than a decade earlier at a hang gliding competition in Australia, when both were better described as promising rather than accomplished.
In these dysfunctional days of our government's impairment, I think some Senators have decided they would rather have the power to block things rather than accomplish anything positive.
She liked to present herself as a failed musician rather than the accomplished writer she was.
The challenge will be to expand the route according to the desires of its passengers, rather than to accomplish abstract goals of local governments.
