Sentence examples for rather than advocate from inspiring English sources
But Mr Mankiw's aim, unlike Mr Samuelson's, is to elucidate rather than advocate.
He has harsh words for developed nation farm policies, but rather than advocate for their removal, he suggests that we ought to shut the whole darn system down.
"I'm sure you'd think the price worth paying for a more expensive loaf rather than advocate the wholesale destruction of chimpanzees if they destroyed crops.
Ms. Gardner said that for now she was trying to use subtle persuasion and outreach through her foundation to welcome all newcomers to Wikipedia, rather than advocate for women-specific remedies like recruitment or quotas.
He was a leading member of the Study of Parliament Group, consisting of academics and clerks of both houses, which sought to update the procedures and processes of the legislature rather than advocate anything more adventurous.
However, the Premier League is likely to call instead for more time for its new under-23 league and its £340m Elite Player Performance Plan to prove its worth rather than advocate such a large intervention in the football pyramid.
I'm white!" she was very obviously joking about racism rather than advocating it, but still, not obviously enough.
But rather than advocating getting rid of the system altogether, they propose reorienting it to concentrate on promoting private businesses in poor countries.
In auto racing, more than in most other sports, parents may well be supportive, but they often started out as discouragers rather than advocates, given the dangers and costs of the sport.
Hughes, who said that his side would seek to have Derry's dismissal rescinded, suggested that more officials of a superior quality was the solution, rather than advocating goal-line technology.
And deeper analysis shows that Smith was making a subtle point, rather than advocating pure selfishness.In the "Theory of Moral Sentiments", his second most famous book, Smith discusses the position of philosophers in society.
