Sentence examples for rather than entrusting from inspiring English sources

A few large corporations prescient enough to have their own banking licences are depositing their cash directly with the European Central Bank rather than entrusting it to banks.

She won, with almost 50% of the vote, and says that many women appeared at the polls in person, rather than entrusting their postal ballots to their husbands and brothers.

It has begun a $500 million pilot program in Indonesia examining how to channel aid directly to villages where poor people live, rather than entrusting authorities to do that for them.

Like I said, Digg was the underdog and everything the site was doing was counterintuitive and against conventional wisdom (just like the entire concept of the wisdom of crowds, we're much happier "chasing the expert" rather than entrusting people with decision-making).

He prefers to make this music himself rather than entrust it to live musicians.

Rather than entrust the money supply to a guru or a professor, money is limited by the quantity of bullion.

Diaspora centered its premise around helping people set up their own servers, called seeds, to share and distribute information, rather than entrust it to a third-party company or network.

BLOOMBERG Family Offices Spring Up in Asia  |  Rather than entrust their money to private wealth managers, Asia's newly minted rich are setting up family offices to better control their investments, Bloomberg News reports.

Republican objections made while the legislation was being drafted saw states given the power to administer their own schemes, rather than entrust its operation to a remote federal bureaucracy.

Is it more financially wise to keep your money under the mattress rather than entrust it to a bank following warnings from NatWest that it may charge customers for depositing their cash?

The Prokopis are not fond of New York — "We don't get it," Amanda says — but on the day that the paleontological team inspected the T. bataar Eric flew there to unpack and repack the bones, rather than entrust the job to others.