Sentence examples for rather than gain from inspiring English sources

As a result, The Submission seems to lose, rather than gain, moral depth and momentum as it progresses.

Rather than gain a bad reputation, borrowers try hard to avoid going bust.Room for improvementAs things stand, creditors are clearly poorly protected.

And he protects this natural order; unlike some actors, he would wear a fat suit rather than gain weight for a part, and says, "Botox repels me.

Shares of rival consumer goods companies fell on Procter & Gamble's news that its earnings would decline as much as 11percentt in the quarter rather than gain the roughly 9percentt forecast by the company previously.

YouGov's Marcus Roberts said: "It looks like Labour, for just the third time since 1974, is set to have lost seats in local elections as an opposition rather than gain them.

The museum's director and local culture officials rejected her accusation, insisting that their intention was to highlight an interesting aspect of Picasso's work rather than gain any political mileage from the artist.

It channels students into acquiring prestige degrees rather than gaining marketable skills.

They informed local people before drilling and pumping on their land, rather than gaining their prior consent.

Up and down the country battles are being fought on many fronts, and after the Brexit vote we seem to be losing rather than gaining territory.

Rather than gaining access to the films through iTunes, consumers instead download a free app, which lets them buy the movies for unlimited streaming.

Thus, the resistance of the wealthy to higher taxes may have more to do with giving up what they have rather than gaining a larger mansion.