Sentence examples for rather than experiment from inspiring English sources

He prefers to shore up the big pension and health-care programmes, rather than experiment with their privatisation.

Students claim that the policy motivates them to seek courses in which they know they will excel rather than experiment with subjects that are new to them.

Rather than experiment on an animal once and then kill it, as was common, Pavlov needed to keep his dogs alive.

At times, his managers and pitching coaches couldn't understand why Cone wouldn't simply beat hitters with his great stuff, rather than experiment.

Since Mr Mubarak is now in jail, it is time to move on rather than experiment, appears to be his argument.

This tendency to play it safe may lead managers to favor surefire cost reductions over risky growth, for instance, or to milk an existing business rather than experiment with a new business model.

Sometimes, rather than experimenting with the camera itself, they experimented with light and sensitized paper.

For the better part of the last decade, Tesco has been concerned with improving operations at its stores rather than experimenting in cyberspace.

Wyss-Coray believed that rather than experimenting with conjoined mice, the only option was to take blood from young mice, strip out the blood cells, and inject the plasma into old ones.

But one thing we did notice, while reading, was that for a lot of people the thirties are when things start to click: a real voice develops that's more mature; writers are figuring out their own identities, rather than experimenting and learning through imitation.

Rather than experimenting with less secure, less auditable methods of voting, I hope that states will use the 2010 election cycle to confirm how much more convenient, accessible and secure the Move Act, which I was otherwise pleased to support, makes military and overseas voting.