Sentence examples for rather than doing time from inspiring English sources

Wasting time rather than doing time is a far cry from the rehabilitation revolution.

Giving select criminals the option to get flogged rather than doing prison time, as sociologist Peter Moskos has suggested, makes some kind of moral sense to me.

And rather than doing that 27 times, it might be good to have one place where we say, "Let's solve this problem.

You'd better live this way rather than doing plans all the time – what I'll do the day after tomorrow, or in 10 years, or whatever.

Take the best bits of Yaya Sanogo and Olivier Giroud – pace and agility; decent all-round finishing – slather them together with papier-mache and chicken wire and you might get something that looks a bit like a Danny Welbeck, a player who will run and finish at least some of the time, rather than doing only one of these all of the time.

"For the first time, I've seen cities want to work to help figure it out, rather than doing us a favor all the time to let us develop," said Scott Carlston of Hunter Emerson, a development partnership.

As a cello student, I focused my energies on preparing a showy piece for the next recital rather than doing the tedious and more time-consuming daily technical work like scales and etudes that would have been of greater benefit.

In his letter to staff, he said: In Australia we worry a lot about failure and spend too much time analysing rather than doing.

"Our customers represent that increasing share of the population that would love to spend their time differently rather than doing grocery shopping," says Supermercato24 CEO Federico Sargenti, who was previously an Amazon Executive and launched the Amazon FMCG Business in Italy and Spain.

"We can be better in designing an enabling system rather than just service robots, systems that allow us to do things ourselves better or making us better in certain things rather than doing it for us all the time".

"So rather than doing Groundhog Day, I think it's time for a new approach".