Sentence examples for rather than battle from inspiring English sources

The report says, "It will take collaborative approaches that embrace rather than battle natural processes".

Throughout history, the major killer in wars had been infection rather than battle injuries.

Its shortlists have become decent, rather than battle cries for buildings whose relationships between people and places are genuinely exploratory.

"Rather than battle over everything," Mr. Margron said, the city began trying to negotiate a way to move forward.

As a result, nearly three-fourths of the 40,000 African American soldiers who died in the war succumbed to either disease or infection rather than battle wounds.

They argue that Islamic extremists currently fighting there will transfer their attentions to the conflict with India rather than battle Afghan government forces, who are fellow Muslims.

One is surprised that years of covering conflicts have made him "battle-softened" rather than "battle-hardened".

If there are Qaeda warriors in Iraq, they are likely cannon fodder rather than battle-hardened mujahedeen.

Biomimicry takes a different tack, following nature's lead rather than battling it.

Didier Drogba brooded rather than battled and, to boot, missed two excellent chances.

It is these, rather than battles between guerrillas and government troops, that could jeopardise the prospect of peace.