Sentence examples for rather than exposing from inspiring English sources

Trying to cover something up, rather than exposing it voluntarily, could well destroy your institution from within.

Still, rather than exposing ineptitude, a reading of a fair portion of the documents suggests that they actually reflect well on U.S. policy and diplomacy.

I taught them about microbes and patient-to-patient transmission, and now they can treat people in situ, rather than exposing others to the disease.

Technology can also enhance safety in farming, for instance by automatically spraying orchards rather than exposing farm workers to potentially hazardous pollutants.

The 28-year-old plies his trade with Cypriot outfit Ethnikos Achna and his teammates may have wished he was still soaking up the sun rather than exposing his weaknesses on a bitterly cold Dublin night.

But in this case the white around the head is achieved by painting, rather than exposing, the wall surface, a trick you are not likely to notice except on close inspection.

72 As the use of mobile phones is now so widespread, with almost everyone in industrialised countries having access to them, further studies should focus on exposure gradients rather than exposed versus non-exposed groups.

Government hackers may also like to hoard such vulnerabilities rather than expose them.

"If you have any information on a subject, why not whisper it rather than expose it?" he says.

Pretending otherwise compounds the first mistake, which was to shut the cathedral altogether, rather than expose visitors to the sight and smells of a couple of hundred protesters.

It transpires that Möbius is a pathfinding scientific genius who has chosen to be classified insane rather than expose humanity to the consequences of his discoveries.