Sentence examples for rather than arguing from inspiring English sources

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.

If Happer can show that something's wrong, why hasn't he published a journal article, rather than arguing with Sen. Boxer?

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

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

Rather than arguing that your company has to stay focused on the bottom line, point out that you share the neighbors' commitment to environmental improvement.

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.

Rather than arguing about the past, he said, it is better to move on, and give people something new to think about.

Rather than arguing over extending unemployment benefits yet again, perhaps Republicans and Democrats could agree to tie those payments to work.

Assessments of crops that have been modified should be sufficient to avoid harm, rather than arguing over whether genome editing should be treated as GM, she said.

Rather than arguing that its detainee policies are lawful, the administration boldly asserted that the courts had no right to review them.