Sentence examples for rather than drafting from inspiring English sources

Rather than drafting minute housing specifications and requiring 1,000-page 1,000-page normally did, Mr. Apgar said, the Army provided 20-page bidshures describing the quasiticationormally

The company was groundbreaking in the 1980s for hiring full-time staff rather than drafting in contractors: an expensive production model that allowed Ghibli to train the next generation of brilliant animators, including Yonebayashi himself.

After that, each side would submit five of the remaining unresolved items to so-called baseball arbitration, in which the arbitrator picks one offer or the other rather than drafting a compromise.

Rather than drafting new treaties, creating new institutions or expanding existing alliances, the commission sought to create new pathways to a more inclusive and effective Euro-Atlantic community, focusing on the military, human and economic dimensions of security.

With hindsight, he said, the statement "should have been clearer" – before adding that his focus had been on dealing with the floods rather than drafting statements for the press.

Analysis adopted a constructivist grounded theory analysis [53] as this afforded analysis of the interview data through looking for emergent themes rather than draft themes on to the data.

I wish the judge and those involved had instead taken a different path: rather than draft a host of remedies, require the police department, community groups and others to work together to develop a new stop-and frisk-policy.

Now, she's busy working away at her second novel, which is "definitely draft zero rather than draft one" and is not about survivalists.

While there is nothing wrong with plungers — I for one despise outlines — too much writing instruction in schools encourages writing on the fly by requiring students to compose essays during class time or to submit only final papers rather than drafts along the way.

All fourteen of the Militia representatives insisted that overseas service should be done by complete Militia battalions, rather than drafts sent to regular battalions.

Comparison of complete, rather than draft or partially assembled, sequences leads to hypothesis-generating insights, which enable inferences as to possible gene function and clarification of phenotypic observations made before genomic information became available.