Sentence examples for rather than dispensing from inspiring English sources

Rather than dispensing wisdom, Salter asks eviscerating questions.

At best, they would be trading favours with him rather than dispensing them.

The federal plan is to stockpile the vaccine at secret locations for national emergencies, rather than dispensing it for routine vaccinations.

"Rather than dispensing goal setting as a benign, over-the-counter treatment for students of management, experts need to conceptualize goal setting as a prescription-strength medication that requires careful dosing, consideration of harmful side effects and close supervision," the authors write.

He might have used it to set out a credible course for a Labour Party that will be forced to cut public spending rather than dispense it.

Buprenorphine was developed as a safer alternative to methadone for treating heroin and painkiller addiction, a take-home medication that could be prescribed by doctors in offices rather than dispensed daily in clinics.

The GPRD records prescriptions issued rather than dispensed, thus, it would not be possible to confirm whether a patient was taking the medication from an initial prescription alone.

Rather than dispense with the name, both sides of the Chief Illiniwek controversy need to work together to make this symbol a more faithful link between present and past.

Afridi really is a doctor, but rather than dispense vaccinations against hepatitis B, as he was claiming, he was taking DNA samples in the hope of locating Bin Laden.

For example, Labour has said it will stick to existing overall spending forecasts (reducing council "stealth taxes" such as parking charges but promising to "root out waste"), and improve and build on the "tri-borough" arrangement, whereby H&F merged some of its functions with neighbouring boroughs in order to reduce costs, rather than dispense with it.

One view that adapts, rather than dispenses with, the notion of mental representation is Lawrence Barsalou's perceptual symbols theory (1999, 2003, 2008, 2009).