Sentence examples for rather than arriving from inspiring English sources

"For too long, the focus has been on players leaving rather than arriving," added the statement.

But her group has focused on documenting human rights violations rather than arriving at death totals.

Rather than arriving at one universal definition of God or the good, Lobel demonstrates the aesthetic value of multiple visions presented by many thinkers across cultures.

The rules for Facebook's new office are designed to encourage the thousands of tech workers to spend some money in and integrate with the local community, rather than arriving in a bus each day and never leaving the building.

But even when people apply simpler problem-diagnosis frameworks, such as root cause analysis and the related 5 Whys questioning technique, they often find themselves digging deeper into the problem they've already defined rather than arriving at another diagnosis.

Eighty percent of the visitors, Mr. Dyer said, directly enter the ranking section of the Web site rather than arriving through the magazine's home page, where they might have read something about politics or the arts.

The actors seem stuck on these heightened surfaces, composites of traits applied from the outside rather than arrived at from within.

He and Ms. Landemore suggest that reasoned discussion works best in smaller, cooperative environments rather than in America's high-decibel adversarial system, in which partisans seek to score political advantage rather than arrive at consensus.

They go home feeling they can't win when balancing work and family, or having watched colleagues choose to leave teaching rather than arrive home in a bad state again.

Granted, it isn't a big door - this being the modest residential wing of the Tudor pile in Kent, not the twin-turreted gatehouse with its imposing archway - but I still feel I should have cantered up on a horse rather than arrived by taxi.

"The journey that we started some six years ago is one that is progressive and we always believe we are arriving somewhere rather than arrived". Caerphilly-born Edwards, who started his career at Swansea City, won one cap for Wales against Switzerland in 1996 when he came on as a substitute for current national team boss Chris Coleman.