Sentence examples for rather than argue from inspiring English sources

Rather than argue that a firefighting system wasn't necessary, he pointed out that he'd already provided one.

"Rather than argue about who has a right to pollute," Mr. Ambani said, "we will move forward to create institutions".

Rather than argue in generalities, we will develop a specific example, though we assume that there are many others like it.

Rather than argue with him on details, one finance minister simply asserted that looking like an idiot was standard procedure for ministers.

"Congress still needs to come up with a comprehensive immigration solution, rather than argue that we did this the wrong way or for the wrong reasons," he said.

Rather than argue about global warming, he said, 'Let's help kids put up solar panels.'" It's clear in conversation that Jones deeply mourns the loss of his friend.

Rather than arguing exclusively for one or the other, we should be working to achieve both.

He is often on the road, backing up other lawyers rather than arguing cases himself.

"Some people when they spoke made personal attacks rather than arguing the merits of the issue," he said.

We need to recognise that this involves designing an assessment system, rather than arguing over individual metrics.

The candidates campaigning in this election, rather than arguing for the rights of all Pakistanis, have further marginalized religious minorities and given license to those who attack them.