Sentence examples for rather than alerting from inspiring English sources
But rather than alerting the proper authority — the Mine Safety and Health Administration — the company contacted the more industry-friendly Bureau of Land Management.
Chart: pic.twitter.com/rsJNNh0EB1 June 26 , 2014These "dark pools" are designed to allow investors to buy and sell large amounts of shares anonymously, rather than alerting the market to their trading before it has been completed.
Chinese authorities were slow to recognize the new illness and then did the world an immense disservice by trying to hide it rather than alerting other nations to a newly emerging threat.
As anyone who's seen Spotlight can attest, rather than alerting authorities about their crimes, or removing them from situations where they might have access to children, church officials simply shuffled accused priests between gigs.
Rather than alert the police, she agrees to go back to Axler's house and doesn't even object when Pegeen pulls out the strap-on.
"Someone has then used their own methods to obtain all of the children's full names, rather than alert the school or the council that there was a problem with the information received".
For the authorities in Saudi Arabia, though, this was cause for alarm rather than celebration, alerting them to a previously unnoticed peril in their midst.
Rather than alert O'Neill and allow him to pull up -- seen as a professional courtesy by most players -- Hairston said nothing and O'Neill slid into second.
They cost money; they divert compliance and management energy to rote compliance rather than alert oversight.
As long as we see these programs as simple entertainments and fodder for internet deep dives at 2am rather than sirens alerting us to the inequity of our world, there will be more Averys and Tamir Rices until on one cursed day, we can bear it no longer.
This lack of specificity of the alerts produced by VTE risk assessment leads to the question of whether is it better to have irrelevant alerts rather than no alerts.
