Sentence examples for rather than committing from inspiring English sources
The vast amount of uncertainty puts more value on waiting rather than committing to an investment.
Most operators were opting for modest upgrades to networks, he said, rather than committing to expensive new systems.
But Dr. Boden said the ideal mattress was one that could "adjust the firmness, rather than committing to one firmness".
He is the first church official in the United States to be tried on accusations of enabling the depredations of priests, rather than committing abuses himself.
The same uncertainty gave savers a reason to hoard their wealth in liquid assets, like money, rather than committing it to new capital projects.
The commission's complex, 108-page document contained a menu of options for regulating the 527 committees, rather than committing to a single approach.
It was a polite art not a revolutionary one, ironic rather than committed, introverted rather than radical.
Rather than commit himself, Mr Osborne has watered the girl down to a nullity".
But rather than commit their full resources to the crisis, they are seeking to limit their liability.
rather than reconciliation, and to the determination to exact revenge rather than commit to the hard work of forgiveness".
After protracted argument, Mr Abbas's letter to Ismail Haniyeh, the prime minister, called on Hamas to "respect" or "honour" previous accords rather than "commit" to them.
